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Sakinleşmek için bir milyona kadar say. Hedefinde polislerin olduğu bir katil nasıl yakalanır? Bir katil Londra’ya korku salmaktadır ama bu defa hedefte polisler vardır. Erkek polis memurlarına karşı yapılan vahşice saldırıları soruşturmakla yine hemen Maeve Kerigan ve amiri Spoof Derwent görevlendirilmiştir. Ancak katilin polis gücüne duyduğu bu öfkeye neyin sebep olduğu hakında çok az bilgileri vardır. Üstelik katilin yeni bir saldırı gerçekleştirmesinin an meselesi olduğunu prosecutor bilmektedirler. Casey, serinin yeni kitabı için piping çetrefili bir bulmaca piping de şaşırtıcı bir partnerlik tasarlamış.
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Sakın Hata Yapma - Jane Casey
manueldoliveira
Pretty interesting history of lying and deception beginning with the Torah (Old Testament) and Greek/Roman myth, traversing philosophy and psychology and landing in the science of evolution, human and otherwise. Covers why we lie, how we lie, what makes a successful lie, pros and cons and how it affects our society and development as a species. I recommend it!
2023-07-22 13:29
cagakanbagci
This perhaps the strangest, most visceral and mind-warping thing I’ve ever read. Forget the slipshod dyspepsia of Naked Lunch–if you’ve read that (rather, were somehow able to complete it) you get a taste of what the insane style in which William S. Burroughs wrote was trying to accomplish that Johnny Stanton somehow perfected. With a laser-sharp focus, and every sentence carrying with it a leaden gravity profuse with mysterious intonations, he brings you into the world of an adolescent Huron Indian, Tarcisius Tandihetsi, who, while traveling with his two fathers (his father,Eustace, and a French priest, Blackrobe) and others in his tribe, are kidnapped by the Poison Snake People and the Killer Yellow Dogs (the tribe’s greatest enemies) and made to endure great torture for days on end. The story follows the travels of Tarcisius into enemy territory, while he and his fathers, although sustaining ridiculous amounts of punishment that would have killed anybody ten times over, somehow survive time after time to see even greater punishment and danger. As its voice, magic and spirituality impregnate nearly every event or description. You’ll love this book because it’s creepy and crazy and the most original thing you’ll ever read. While reading this you’ll think at least two to three times per page: “Where the hell does this guy come up with this stuff?” Seriously. If you open the book to any page and pick out a sentence it is likely to be something that would make you scratch your head and wonder …you just wonder. I’m going to do it now–totally random sentence: ”Antler Face was furiously digging his antlers into the ground and at the same time kicking the air.” (Mangled Hands, Johnny Stanton, pg. 162) See? Or: ”Finally Curly Head put my nose between his slimy legs, and the nails on his tail cut my face.” (Mangled Hands, Johnny Stanton, pg.66) There are also certain words you’ll never think of the same way after this novel, such as feathers, manhood, slime, hair, invisible, just to name a few. If you like crazy lit even remotely I say check this out now. You’re brain will hate you for it, but your mind will expand like Tarcisius’s manhood. For additional words and links, see: http://bravenewworks.com/?p=41
2022-10-12 01:24
