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I looked at the ornaments on the desk. Everything standard and all copper. A copper lamp, pen set and pencil tray, a glass and copper ashtray with a copper elephant on the rim, a copper letter opener, a copper thermos bottle on a copper tray, copper corners on the blotter holder. There was a spray of almost copper-colored sweet peas in a copper vase. It seemed like a lot of copper.
-- The High Window, 1942
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Well, I finished "Farewell My Lovely." It was quite good. I hate to admit it, but I fell for every red herring in the book.
I will have to get another Raymond Chandler. But it will have to wait until I finish "Pride and Predjudice." I started that one and I would like to get it finish so I can watch the 5 hours PBS version I got my daughter for Christmas.
So many books, so little time.
Posted by: Andy Favor | February 23, 2007 at 09:20 PM
what a hook - now i wanna read this book. Does anybody know of a books on CD / mp3 version?
Posted by: tylerh | February 26, 2007 at 10:10 AM