Mike?

[ectoplas...@gmail.com]

Would you please tell me again who wrote the mystery series about the
art dealers? I wrote it down but in the mean time lost it here in all
these notes on my desk.

Thanks a million,
T.

[Balanced View]

Always a pleasure to aid another historian in their leisure activities
;~) Iain Pears I believe is the author we were talking about.
http://www.amazon.com/Titian-Committee-Art-History-Mystery/dp/0425168956
http://italian-mysteries.com/IPap.html

John Malcolm's "Tim Simpson" series might be good as well, but I've only
read two of his.

Mike

Full of Useless Information Antiques

[ectoplas...@gmail.com]

On May 11, 6:57 am, Balanced View <N...@nill.net> wrote:

> ectoplasmicFin...@gmail.com wrote:
> > Would you please tell me again who wrote the mystery series about the
> > art dealers? I wrote it down but in the mean time lost it here in all
> > these notes on my desk.
>
> > Thanks a million,
> > T.
>
> Always a pleasure to aid another historian in their leisure activities

> ;~) Iain Pears I believe is the author we were talking about.http://www.amazon.com/Titian-Committee-Art-History-Mystery/dp/0425168956http://italian-mysteries.com/IPap.html

>
> John Malcolm's "Tim Simpson" series might be good as well, but I've only
> read two of his.
>
> Mike
>
> Full of Useless Information Antiques

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You're aces with me, buddy. I'll head to the library this afternoon,
that way I won't forget and have to ask again. ;)

I wonder how difficult it would be to write one of these things?

T.

[Balanced View]

Hard, really hard. I'm stuck on chapter four, if you want to read part
of chapter one click here:

http://www3.sympatico.ca/appraisers/wcdbook.html

Mike

[ectoplas...@gmail.com]

> > I wonder how difficult it would be to write one of these things?
>
> > T.
>
> Hard, really hard. I'm stuck on chapter four, if you want to read part
> of chapter one click here:
>
> http://www3.sympatico.ca/appraisers/wcdbook.html
>
> Mike

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Really? How cool!

Ok, it looks like you are running well, moving along at a good clip;
good character descriptions and color.

Be sure to have someone (likely the protagonist) likable. And don't
forget the sex and violence. ;)

T.

[David Nebenzahl]

On 5/11/2008 1:08 PM ectoplas...@gmail.com spake thus:

> Be sure to have someone (likely the protagonist) likable. And don't
> forget the sex and violence. ;)

You mean like Lawrence Welk? (Oops, I guess that was sax and violins.)

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