Reading Henning Mankell's Kurt Wallander Novels
Anyone into detective novels?  

I've read a few of Henning Mankell's Kurt Wallander novels over a few years.  I think they're pretty good.
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EnumaElish said:

Anyone into detective novels?

I've read a few of Henning Mankell's Kurt Wallander novels over a few years. I think they're pretty good.

I use to, at least the classics like Sherlock Holmes. I should probably read something by Mankell, if not only because I live in the same country, but I have lost the will to read crime or general fiction.

Moridin said:

I use to, at least the classics like Sherlock Holmes. I should probably read something by Mankell, if not only because I live in the same country, but I have lost the will to read crime or general fiction.

Yeah, where is your patriotism?

I like Wallander because he solves each case by working hard (and eating terribly).