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Shortlisted for the Glen Dimplex New Writer's Award in 2008, you can find out more about The Semantics of Murder at http://www.thesemanticsofmurder.com(link is external)

From the Blurb:

Jay Hamilton lives in a fashionable area of London, listening to the problems of the wealthy clients who frequent his psychoanalysis practice.

Opening Lines:

When Jay opened his front door, Cora slunk past him down the hallway like a sleepwalker groping through a familiar terrain.  Rainwater dripped from her coat sleeves onto the wooden floor.  She sank into the couch as if falling backwards from a great height, head bowed, chin almost touching her breastbone.  Jay could smell her despair.

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Submitted by Karen on Wed, 15/07/2009 - 07:14 pm