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Fiction
Related: About this forumLouise Penny sets the record straight
on the cozy mysteries myth
Honestly, a little crime novel set in rural Quebec by a middle-aged woman? That did not have bestseller written all over it, Louise Penny says with a laugh. It had big fat failure written all over it.
She adds, with a shake of her head: I sit here astonished.
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/arts/books/article-louise-penny-cozy-mysteries-myth/

yellowdogintexas
(23,401 posts)Episode 5.
Molina is so good and the Inspector is such a wonderful character. He is someone I would definitely love to meet.
question everything
(50,833 posts)and I am not sure that I will try to watch the TV series.
Thanks for posting.
hermetic
(8,968 posts)I love her and her writing. Since I don't watch TV I am spared from having to make that decision. It is a huge item of contention around the interwebs.
Ocelot II
(126,689 posts)I love the Inspector Ganache mysteries because they aren't cozy. They aren't necessarily bloody (though sometimes they are), and they take place in one little town with a lot of eccentric characters, but they are far too dark and introspective to be considered among the cliche-ridden crap that defines cozy mysteries.
hermetic
(8,968 posts)A subject very close to my heart. Also, the importance of nature.
Polly Hennessey
(8,052 posts)secret bedtime reading. Some are funny, some are silly, all are harmless, sweet dreams before sleep 💤
Srkdqltr
(8,808 posts)They are a smooth read but I find if I read too fast I miss things and have to go back. That is a good thing. Love her books.
hermetic
(8,968 posts)
The King of Prussia
(751 posts)We're watching #5 now, which is less dreadful than 3 & 4.
northoftheborder
(7,631 posts)Love the books and my own minds image of how Gamache looks.
hermetic
(8,968 posts)I have many years invested in the series and am happy with my mind's version. Plus, I don't watch television anyway and won't bother looking for future DVDs.
Happy 1/1/23!
PoindexterOglethorpe
(28,039 posts)I recently read Still Life which I believe is her first inspector Gamache novel and found it confusing and not all that interesting. It felt like it was the middle of the series, and I should have been up on what was going on.
For those of you who like her work, good! We won't all like the same books, and thankfully there are many, many to choose from.