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Hawksmoor Peter Ackroyd publisher: Querido, Amsterdam, 1985
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summary: Eighteenth- and 20th-century London merge as Nicholas Hawksmoor, C.I.D., investigates a series of murders whose only connection is locale 18th-century churches constructed by Nicholas Dyer. |
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| BOOKS BY PETER ACKROYD: The Great Fire of London 1982 Ackroyd's first novel, The Great Fire of London, is a reworking of Dickens' Little Dorrit. | ||
| Hawksmoor 1985 Eighteenth- and 20th-century London merge as Nicholas Hawksmoor, C.I.D., investigates a series of murders whose only connection is locale 18th-century churches constructed by Nicholas Dyer. | WHAT TO READ AFTER HAWKSMOOR? TOMBOLA Foucault's Pendulum Umberto Eco, 1988 | |
| Chatterton 1987 The plot centers around the discovery by Charles Wychwood, an aspiring poet, of an old manuscript that he believes to have been written by Thomas Chatterton, the 18th-century English poet who committed suicide at 18. Or did he? | ||
| Dan Leno and the Limehouse Golem 1994 The world of the late-Victorian music hall becomes implicated in a number of more sinister scenes and episodes. | ||
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