On [:] On [:] Notes | Georges Simenon, 1942 0 Harry Brockway, detective Maigret … “Maigret never took notes. If he had a propelling pencil in his hand and a paper in front of him, it was only to make doodles that had no connection with the case.” Georges Simenon, The Judge’s House, 1942 Tags: 1940s, Georges Simenon Continue Reading Previous On [:] Losing | Ernest Hemingway, 1927Next On [:] Lovely days | Rumi, 1207-73 More Stories On [:] Flavor On [:] Slaughterhouse | Linda McCartney, 1995 0 Psychology On [:] On [:] Repression | Otto Gross, 1877–1920 0 On [:] On [:] Ruled | Thomas Bernhard, 1984 0 Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name Email Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.
