"In an innovative interdisciplinary study, neurobiological experts, radiologists and humanities scholars are working together to explore the relationship between reading, attention and distraction – by reading Jane Austen."
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Saturday, 15 September 2012
The Impossible Dead
The Impossible Dead by Ian Rankin
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Not a fast-moving thriller, but one that keeps you in suspense till the end. The characters are dead-on believable. I enjoyed that the mystery was rooted in Scottish history, lingo and police culture. As well, modern technology (in the form of "Ian Rankin's Edinburgh" iApp), enables this new crime fiction series to take on a new dimension.
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My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Not a fast-moving thriller, but one that keeps you in suspense till the end. The characters are dead-on believable. I enjoyed that the mystery was rooted in Scottish history, lingo and police culture. As well, modern technology (in the form of "Ian Rankin's Edinburgh" iApp), enables this new crime fiction series to take on a new dimension.
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