Comments on Cowtown Pattie's Texas Trifles: James Lee Burke - Feast Day of Fools

Peter - I'd agree. Had to do a term paper once...

2011-10-31T10:41:18.236-05:00

Peter - I'd agree. Had to do a term paper once on Conrad's "Heart of Darkness."

Thought I would NEVER be through with that.

Pattie

I’ll be the philistine here and say that I think t...

2011-10-30T22:29:44.916-05:00

I’ll be the philistine here and say that I think that both Cormac and James Lee superior writers to Joseph Conrad.

WOW! Quite a collection of characters and sounds ...

2011-10-20T22:27:36.602-05:00

WOW! Quite a collection of characters and sounds like lots of twists and turns to make reading interesting.

WP - I am thinking now maybe I love ol' Hack j...

2011-10-20T13:58:49.336-05:00

WP - I am thinking now maybe I love ol' Hack just as much, too.

The story gets pretty crazy at times with all sorts of sidelines, but it merges at the end just right...for me.

Burke's not everyone's bottle of Shiner Boch, but I can get so lost in one of his books. His nature writing is a stand-alone treat in this book, too.

Worth every dime.

Nice, CP. I actually prefer the Hack Hollan...

2011-10-20T13:51:49.007-05:00

Nice, CP. I actually prefer the Hack Holland novels over the Dave Robicheaux material (just a shade). Thanks to you, it looks like I won't bother waiting for the local library to pick this title up.