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Stop Making Sense
I read anything that's nailed down, or even just moving slowly. Cereal boxes, candy wrappers, all genres, etc., and I don't always have much time for arbitrary distinctions like literary fiction vs. genre fiction.
Dust and Shadow: An Account of the Ripper Killings by Dr. John H. Watson
Sherlock Holmes, Dr. Watson, Inspector Lestrade, and a motley crew of associates investigate the Jack the Ripper murders. Impeccable research into the crimes, affectionate and knowing portrayals of the Conan Doyle/London universe--what's not to like? This is fan fiction at its best, and that's not a jab against the book, either. Anytime Ms. Faye wants to write more Holmes stories, I'm there.