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- Category: Series
- Founded: Jan 14, 2007
- Language: English
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Description
This group is dedicated to the appreciation and study of the series of LeGarde Mysteries written by Aaron Lazar. These mysteries feature a recurrent cast of characters, centered upon musicologist Gus LeGarde, who is perhaps the most artistic and accidental of investigators in recent memory.
The LeGarde mysteries are heralded for their unique artistry and lyricism. They are beautiful fusions of writing and music, each a literary orchestration fully inhabited by the sounds and emotions they explore. Though American, these stories evoke an Old World style and atmosphere, with each thrilling tale wrapped in the warm, comforting blanket of a smalltown community of friends, family, and the familiar so horribly ripped away. Gus LeGarde admits he is a “hopeless romantic, a wistful Renaissance man caught in the twenty-first century.” Yet, in the heart of tranquility, he rarely finds peace.
The LeGarde Mysteries include the novels Double Forte, Upstaged, Tremolo, and Mazurka.
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The Virtuoso
The Virtuoso http://bugpowder.com/andy/e.busch.bb_465-virtuos.html
Posted - Mon Apr 30, 2007 5:56 pm
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kurvanas
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Re: a sense of origins
Wonderful! I loved The Shining (book) and felt the movie actually did it justice. How cool that you saw the location where it was shot! I've never been to
Posted - Tue Feb 6, 2007 12:41 am
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Aaron Lazar
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Re: a sense of origins
Those are the Rockies. That was a snapshot my brother took while we were visiting his family a few Christmases ago. He lived outside Boulder then and that
Posted - Mon Feb 5, 2007 11:40 pm
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kurvanas
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Re: a sense of origins
Damn. So much for my literary allusions. Thomas ;-) << So the prince and the pauper analogy might be a little bit stretched. LOL.
Posted - Mon Feb 5, 2007 11:30 pm
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kurvanas
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Re: speaking of authors
Yeah, Nero Wolf was amazing. Did your grandfather introduce you to Rex Stout's books, or to Rex Stout?All those orchids, that brilliant brain, and the food.
Posted - Sun Feb 4, 2007 1:50 am
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Aaron Lazar
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