Book Review By Derryll White Mankell, Henning (2005). Kennedy’s Brain. Passion and despair, constantly at war, a duel to the bitter end, and when life…
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Camilleri celebrates what is best in the human condition
Book Review By Derryll White Camilleri, Andrea (2013). The Dance of the Seagull. I always look forward to a new Andrea Camilleri novel. He has…
Blunt one of the best at being human
Book Review By Derryll White Giles Blunt (2005). Blackfly Season. I sometimes wonder how the rest of the world views us, Canadians. It used to…
Mankell’s craftsmanship evident in Faceless Killers
Book Review By Derryll White Mankell, Henning (1991). Faceless Killers ‘Faceless Killers’ picks up right from where Henning Mankell’s book of short stories ‘The Pyramid’…
A great introduction into the Swedish mind
Book review By Derryll White Mankell, Henning (2004). ‘Before The Frost’ There is a interesting transfer that occurs in ‘Before The Frost. Henning Mankell has…
Firewall is a compelling read
Mankell, Henning (2002).’Firewall’ Book Review By Derryll White As with all of Henning Mankell’s Kurt Wallander series, the reader of this novel starts out wondering…
Mankell a consummate storyteller
Book Review By Derryll White Mankell, Henning (1996). The Fifth Woman I know a woman who lived in Africa, who embraced its remoteness and vitality. …
Readers will like Sidetracked
Book Review By Derryll White Mankell, Henning (1995). ‘Sidetracked’ What makes Mankell interesting to me is his unwavering analysis of Swedish society. He is hard…