8 Ergebnisse.

In this powerful, precise (details), funny, alarming and sad book of longer poems made of sentences by Courtney Bush you get the revelation, but you also get the getting of the revelation, the afterimage or aftertaste of the revelation, the being haunted by the revelation, and the later fear of further communications with the revelation. All this as ordinary & atypical, deeply human, in and around work, love, friendship, disasters & the troubl...

A rapist is on the loose in St. Michael, and Staff Sergeant Dan Laurenson is on the case.The victim is found wandering barefoot and incoherent on a country road. Laurenson must track down the rapist before he finds a new victim.

Sweeny, an aging alcoholic reporter, puzzles over a name in an obituary that rings a bell for him, but he can’t recall why. Who is Nicholas Limousine, recently found dead in a hotel room? The mystery deepens as Sweeny remembers a 35-year-old clue, and realizes that the identity of Nicholas Limousine will lead him to his own past.

When forensic consultant John Smith agrees to help locate a woman’s missing son, he stumbles onto a world of drugs and murder in Regina’s seedy underbelly.

Rhodes investigates the boundaries between poetry and fiction through a selection of lyrical poems and two long poems. A love affair unfolds alongside excerpts from Kafka’s journals. A pornographer remembers his childhood. The end of a relationship takes place in the banter between footnotes and a poem. This second collection places Rhodes within a small group of young, talented writers at the breaking point—and forefront—of Canadian poetry.

An investigation into the death of a local MLA and the ensuing disappearance of 15 million dollars reveals political corruption—including murder. Oxford LaCoste, a lawyer called upon to recover the money, must ultimately decide whether revealing the truth is more important than the race to stay alive.

Keine Beschreibung.

In the second John Smith Forensic Mystery, "Nine Dead Dogs, " Smith is called upon to solve the case of several unexplained dog poisonings in a small town in rural Saskatchewan before the dog-killer escalates to murdering one of the townspeople.