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I am currently reading "Into the Crack," the last book in Erin O'Quinn's "The Gaslight Mysteries" series and having a ball. It's about two PI's in 1920s Ireland --Michael McCree and his lover Simon Hart--and the mysteries, murders and mash-ups in bed they have. It's a brilliant series by a brilliant author whose work never disappoint.
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I definitely can confirm that Graham Robb's Strangers is a great read - I've read it several times!!!
And his Rimbaud-biography is considered one of the very best - something I also can confirm!!! It's a great read, just like Strangers!
