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... crime/private eye SF books:
Gun, With Occasional Music and Amnesia Moon, by Jonathan Lethem qualify, I think.
9tail Fox, by Jon Courtenay Grimwood is definitely private eye, though it doesn't have much SF in it. His Arabesk books - Pashazade, Effendi and Felaheen - are ... The Day of the Jackal by Frederick Forsyth
9tail Fox by Jon Courtenay Grimwood
Hogfather by Terry Pratchett
Mrs. Pollifax and the Lion Killer by Dorothy Gilman
Coyote Waits by Tony Hillerman 9tail Fox by Jon Courtenay Grimwood
1602 by Neil Gaiman
Mouseguard:Fall 1152 by David Peterson
Blake's 7:The Inside Story by Joe Nazzaro
Doctor Who:25 Glorious Years by Peter Haining 50 in 50:50 stories for 50 years by Harry Harrison
10 lb. Penalty by Dick Francis
9tail Fox by Jon Courtenay Grimwood
4:50 from Paddington by Agatha Christie
365 Ways to Cook Chicken by Carl Lyren ... great.
Jon C Grimwoods books range from 17 to 134 copies, and I think everyone of them, except redRobe and maybe 9tail fox, is worth reading, with the cycle of Pashazade, Effendi and Felaheen if not great at least VERY good.
Also Mappa Mundi, by Justina Robson is quite O ... ... stories - all of the above can also be classed as crime/mystery novels.
A far more difficult book to categorise is his 9Tail Fox Yes, that's a good one, but a ghost story? I've never considered putting that label on it...
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