[ebooktalk] Re: PETER ACKROYD THE CASEBOOK OF VICTOR FRANKENSTINE

From: Pele West <pele.west@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: ebooktalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Wed, 30 Oct 2013 09:31:01 GMT

Hi Steve

I read "Hawksmoor "  few years ago and can't say I really enjoyed it,
although I finished it. All I remember is the architect's obsession with
bodily functions.

Pele

References:
- [ebooktalk] Re: PETER ACKROYD THE CASEBOOK OF VICTOR FRANKENSTINE
  - From: Shell
- [ebooktalk] Re: PETER ACKROYD THE CASEBOOK OF VICTOR FRANKENSTINE
  - From: Steven Bingham

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