Richard Moore <
Moorich2@aol.com> noted: "I also picked up several by
Stephen Dobyns, a writer who has recently caught my eye. One
I am excited about reading was one of his "mainstream" novels
but it looks very much in line with our focus. The title: THE
CHURCH OF DEAD GIRLS. I liked the opening. Without giving
anything away as to plot, are there any out there who have
read this one and have an opinion?"
I read a couple of his horseracing books years ago and found
them short of plot. He's a poet, I decided poets can't write
mysteries, and I haven't read any fiction written by poets
since then. How's his plotting these days? Did I write him
off too soon?
Joy, who can do either her taxes or her 20 best by 4/15
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