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Ralph Cosham
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Dick Francis
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"As usual, Dick Francis is superb in his depiction of the horse-racing world, full of greed and betrayal. Equally superb is the clarity of expression that Geoffrey Howard brings to the novel….The pacing is flawless." ( AudioFile)
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Incredible story telling
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Its always good for everybody to understand how past generations, your grandfather, your father, even your back ass country cousins today, think. His books are an old fashioned green man’s guide to being a horse guy.
I always loved how much he researched, and had his math and science and all the boxes ticked for the involvement in the story, not waiting till the end, like some authors, due to explain it all. Well thought out and presented.
But it is always so interesting how he viewed women; they’re either in love with you, crazy, too young, to old, every now and then he would have a woman who actually passed the Bechdel test, but probably in the context that he lived and worked that was how people acted and thought in those days, and he didn’t ask the women what they thought most of the time. There simplicity is just a little too empty for me a lot of the time.
His books are also a good indication of how his generation saw the many different social revolutions in the 60s. He’s always a very kind writer at the heart of it though, but not understanding of anyone, other than the norm for him.
There was a real loving for that old system of the big house and then the working class people and always the smart kid who could make it up through the ranks, always the hero, which is a very American vision interestingly enough.
Those smart kids who did make it up through the ranks from poverty in the 60s in America really shut the door for later generations harder than previous generations ever have or at least are trying to.
His views on snobbery that he presents to his love interest then go against everything he outline of the economics he revered.
His disgust at sexual fetishes is laced with kindness, and with the majority of society has not much changed in the over 50 years since this book was written. So it’s still not a bad presentation of a really good mystery. It’s always great how he doesn’t even give you a lot of hints of who’s done it or what he’s thinking and he just gives you the facts. Just the facts ma’am. It’s a true good mystery in the classic style that I love.
Love these old classics
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One of his best
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Great yarn
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One of my favorite
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Dick Francis Always Satisfies
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Dick Frances alwsy a great read
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Can't go wrong with Dick Francis!
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A Real Treat!
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good book
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