I’ve read last month: :
She Who Was No More (1952) by Boileau- Narcejac (Trans: Geoffrey Sainsbury) (A)
Pietr the Latvian, 1930 (Inspector Maigret #1) by Georges Simenon (Trans: David Bellos) (A)
The Coldstone (1930) by Patricia Wentworth (D)
The Maltese Falcon (1930) by Dashiell Hammett (A+)
Dead Man’s Quarry (1930) by Ianthe Jerrold (B)
The Front Seat Passenger (1997) by Pascal Garnier (Trans: by Jane Aitken) (A)
The Murder at the Vicarage (1930) by Agatha Christie (B)
Besides I have finished reading yesterday:
Blade of Light ( 2012) by Andrea Camilleri (Trans. by Stephen Sartarelli) – My review will be available soon.
I would also like to remind that, after a few months without going to the cinema, Begoña and I watched last month The Fury of a Patient Man (Original title: Tarde para la ira) the directional debut of Raúl Arévalo. The film premiered at Venice Film Festival. Synopsis: Madrid, August 2007. Curro is the only one arrested for the robbery of a jewellery store. Eight years later, his girlfriend Ana and their son are waiting for Curro to get out of prison. Jose is a solitary and reserved man who just does not seem to fit in anywhere. One morning he goes for a coffee at the bar where Ana and her brother work. That winter his life gets interwoven with the others’ at the bar, who take him in as one of their own. This is especially the case with Ana, who sees this newcomer as an outlet for her distressing life. Having done his time, Curro gets out with the hope of starting his life with Ana over again. But everything has changed in just a very short time. (Source: Venice Film Festival). – My film notes will be available soon.
A Crime is Afoot 