Gil Courtemanche: a Canadian author, both books are about death but are written in a beautiful way
A Good Death
A Sunday at the Pool in Kigali
Bryce Courtenay: it's by Bryce Courtenay, so it's pretty much perfect
Smoky Joe's Cafe
Louise Doughty: details the experience of the Roma in the concentration camps of WWII, very informative
Fires in the Dark
Roddy Doyle: after five books, I'm still not sick of him
The Woman Who Walked into Doors
Paddy Clarke, Ha-Ha-Ha
Oh, Play that Thing
Carrie Fisher: highly entertaining, good fluff
Postcards From the Edge
The Best Awful
Gita Mehta: a wonderful snapshot of Hinduism and other assorted religions
A River Sutra
Emma Richler: about a woman who had such a wonderful childhood she's reluctant to let it go
Sister Crazy
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