Zen and the Art of Murder

Zen and the Art of MurderWinner of the German Crime Fiction Award Louise Boni drinks too much. The maverick inspector in Germany's Black Forest police squad is haunted by the mistakes she's made and the people she's lost. While she's dreading the approach of another lonely winter weekend, a call from her supervisor draws her into the most bizarre case of her career. A badly beaten Japanese monk is roaming the snowy Freiburg region with little more than sandals and a begging

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the Compendium comprehensively and penetratingly describes the entire practice and profession of witchcraft

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and many other designs have been selected and reproduced from the painted pottery of the Hopi

Raymond Smullyan is a well-known mathematician and logician

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Reprinted from the Boni & Liveright

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