Back Haul

[Xavier Lechard]

Marseille is a great place for used bookstores, even worse (or better,
depending on the point of view) than Toulon. I had serious diffiiculty to
fasten my suitcase and now that I'm back home, I have greater difficulty to
find some remaining place on my shelves to range my finds. Rarely in my
bookaholic's life did I buy so much books in so brief a lapse of time.

Alan Amos - Panic in Paradise
George Bagby - The Starting Gun
Charles Barry - Nicholas Lattermole's Case
Christianna Brand - Heads You Lose; London Particular
Leo Bruce - Cold Blood
John Dickson Carr - To Wake The Dead
Barbara Cleverly - Last Kashmiri Rose
Ursula Curtiss - The Forbidden Garden
Elizabeth Ferrars - Skeleton Staff
Andrew Garve - The Megstone Plot
Winston Graham - Take My Life
Dorothy B. Hughes - Dread Journey
Gwynyth & Constance Little - The Black Goatee
E.C.R. Lorac - Shroud of Darkness
E. Philipps Oppenheim - The Secret of Bernard Brown
Quentin Patrick - Murder at the Varsity
Johnathan Stagge - Death's Old Sweet Song
Samuel W. Taylor - The Grining Gizmo

[BlackAdder]

Gee, I wish we still had this sort of market in New York. The old second-hand bookstore row on 4th Avenue died years ago when the yuppies moved in and converted the buildings to condominiums and rented out the old book store ground floors to fast-food outlets and blue-jeans emporiums and hair-dressers and laundries.