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Temporal range: Middle Jurassic, 160 Ma
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Metriacanthosaurus (meaning "moderately-spined lizard") is a genus of metriacanthosaurid dinosaur from the upper Oxford Clay of England, dating to the mid-Jurassic Period, about 160 million years ago (lower Oxfordian).
History of discovery[edit]
In 1923, German paleontologist Friedrich von Huene wrote a paper on Jurassic and Cretaceous European carnivorous dinosaurs. In this paper, he examined a specimen, OUM J.12144, including an incomplete hip, a leg bone, and part of a backbone, assigning it to a new species of Megalosaurus: Megalosaurus parkeri. The specific name honours W. Parker who in the nineteenth century had collected the fossils near Jordan's Cliff at Weymouth.[1] These bones were from the Oxford Clay Formation, which is from the Upper Jurassic.[2]
In 1932, however, von Huene concluded it was species of Altispinax, A. parkeri.[3]
In 1964, scientist Alick Walker decided these fossils were too different from Altispinax, as it lacked the long vertebral spines, and named a new genus, Metriacanthosaurus.[4] The generic name is derived from Greek metrikos, "moderate", and akantha, "spine". Metriacanthosaurus thus gets its name from its vertebrae, which are taller than typical carnosaurs, like Allosaurus, but lower than other high-spined dinosaurs like Acrocanthosaurus.
Metriacanthosaurus was a medium-sized theropod with a femur length of eighty centimetres. Gregory S. Paul in 1988 estimated its weight at a tonne.[5] Metriacanthosaurus was named for the height of its neural spines, which are actually not overly tall for theropods.[2] They are similar to other theropods such as Megalosaurus, Sinraptor, and Ceratosaurus in being 1.5 times the height of the centrum.[6]
Originally named as a species of Megalosaurus in Megalosauridae, Metriacanthosaurus was more likely a member of Metriacanthosauridae. It is thought to be related to genera such as Yangchuanosaurus, and in 1988 Paul synonymized the two genera. However, a 2007 review of British dinosaurs by Darren Naish and David Martill found that they were distinct. Metriacanthosaurus is the first genus of sinraptorid from Europe, being named before the other possibly member Lourinhanosaurus.[2] Metriacanthosaurus is likely a member of the subfamily Metriacanthosaurinae.[7]
Below is a simplified cladogram of Tetanurae by Matthew Carrano et al. (2012).[7]
- ^ von Huene, F. (1923). "Carnivorous Saurischia in Europe since the Triassic". Bulletin of the Geological Society of America 34: 449–458.
- ^ a b c Naish, Darren; Martill, David M. (2007). "Dinosaurs of Great Britain and the role of the Geological Society of London in their discovery: basal Dinosauria and Saurischia". Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society 164: 493–510. doi:10.1144/0016-76492006-032. CiteSeerX: 10
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- ^ von Huene, F. (1932). "Die fossile Reptil-Ordnung Saurischia, ihre Entwicklung und Geschichte". Monographien zur Geologie und Palaeontologie 1 (4): 361.
- ^ Walker, Alick D. (1964). "Triassic reptiles from the Elgin area: Ornithosuchus and the origin of carnosaurs". Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London, Series B, Biological Sciences 248: 53–134. doi:10.1098/rstb.1964.0009.
- ^ Paul, Gregory S. (1988). Predatory Dinosaurs of the World. New York: Simon & Schuster.
- ^ Benson, R. B. J.; Radley, J. D. (2010). "A New Large-Bodied Theropod Dinosaur from the Middle Jurassic of Warwickshire, United Kingdom". Acta Palaeontologica Polonica 55 (1): 35–42. doi:10.4202/app.2009.0083.
- ^ a b Carrano, M. T.; Benson, R. B. J.; Sampson, S. D. (2012). "The phylogeny of Tetanurae (Dinosauria: Theropoda)". Journal of Systematic Palaeontology 10 (2): 211–300. doi:10.1080/14772019.2011.630927.


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Book is very well organized, pithy for the most part and the author uses mnemonics to help you retain key concepts. Some books related books are mostly an endless rehash of clinical studies findings and other people's ideas, but this book delivers value added for the author's ideas. Basically you follow a couple through several work/ family life base case situations, then the author introduces his concepts and retells the story where the characters are handling their situations better.
Different aspects of the subject matter are covered from how your brain works, limitations of your brain and re-exploring principles that we do know but that we sometimes forget to implement daily, like how our perception of ourselves and our status relative to others influences our interactions. One model that is introduced in the second half of the book is the SCARF model, Status - Certainty - Autonomy - Relatedness - Fairness. Why these concepts are important ties in with brain biology.
My husband thinks that this book is especially useful within an office context. I saw more applications and view title as being "how your brain functions" and I find that the practical advice will apply both in and out of the office, including even interaction with your family members.
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The study that found adding something to cause moral thought could effect the immediately behavior so much.
Boring, monotone, slow; this was the only thing I didn't like about the book - the narration
This book is more of a cognitive endeavor than an emotional one IMO. I found the majority of it very informative and very good.
I took many notes and learned quite a bit from this book. I enjoyed the stories and was very interested with the studies listed. A better narrator would have made it better.
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It changed the way I think! This book is like a toolbox for you brain. It provides easy to understand analogies of what your brain is doing in various scenarios at work. From multitasking and distractions to controlling stress and how becomes easier with an understanding what is going on in your brain . And it is all back up by neuroscience, so get ready for a refresher on all the parts of your brain.


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Roland's broken life drives him to the unthinkable crime of murder. This event destroys his emotional state and pushes him into a drug and murder binge, leading a darkly fascinated media to label him the "Red Ghost." Although he fights to pull his life back together, his
The Rage is a gripping drama of two young men whose lives become catastrophically entangled.
Roland's broken life drives him to the unthinkable crime of murder. This event destroys his emotional state and pushes him into a drug and murder binge, leading a darkly fascinated media to label him the "Red Ghost." Although he fights to pull his life back together, his bitterness leaves him no other path but a criminal lifestyle, and he becomes an extraordinarily good criminal. He perfects his use of steroids, becomes a master thief, develops a network of criminal connections, and finally decides to put together his own gang. Along the way, he falls in love with another lost soul named Janie.
Nicolas is a young, ambitious businessman when he survives Roland's assault on his family. But the tragedy changes the course of his life as he obsesses over finding the young killer and training in various forms of combat to prepare himself for their next encounter. As he becomes a dangerous man, he falls away from normal society and loses his job along with any sense of the man he was. The sisterly affection of Vanessa, a friend of his wife, isn't enough to keep Nicolas from ending up living in alleys. He almost surrenders his quest for revenge before joining with a biker gang that crossed paths with Roland once.
After a few years and many sacrifices, both of these men begin to realize the depths of their depravity, but the path to redemption is not a straight one. Vanessa becomes a federal agent and finds herself hunting her friend like he was an outlaw while a mysterious criminal racket simultaneously tries to recruit Roland and kill off Nicolas. These events lead to a kidnapping and a conclusion that brings all of the characters together in a clashing that can only end in blood.
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The Rage by Temujin Hu is ugly and beautiful at once. It is the story of two men brought together by violence and loss. This is a story that dissects the human condition by revealing the origins of pain and the power of rage born of hurt. It is a dark tale that, if you stick with it, pays off in faith and pure love. Roland is a seventeen-year-old living with his parents in a low-income metropolitan area. He is a high school dropout and a budding professional thief. His mother is a junkie who sells herself for drugs. His father is a truck driver who is rarely home. There is constant discord in the house. Roland is left to find his own way in the world. When Roland and the man he believed was his father discover Roland's mother dead in their home, the bottom falls out of the teenager's fragile life. Even though Roland has Vanessa, a girl from the neighborhood who believes in him, the loss of his family and his neglected childhood overwhelm him. The anger that Roland has collected over his lifetime leads him to decompensate to a sub-human level of existence. After committing several extremely violent crimes, Roland takes on the persona of Red Ghost, a psychotic serial killer. He represents the weaknesses in human beings that make us susceptible to dark and disturbing behaviors. Nicolas is a successful business man with a wife and young daughter. After securing a big account for his company and purchasing his family's dream home, Nicolas' life is forever changed when his family is murdered by the Red Ghost. While Nicolas survived the attack that took his wife and child, his grief morphs into a yearning to kill the man responsible for the crime. What follows is a complete overhaul of Nicolas as a man and as a person. Nicolas fails to accept that he should hand over his need for revenge to God, but in the end, he transforms into a Christ-like character when his death leads to redemption for both men. This book is brilliant. It gets down to the base level of human brokenness and illustrates that God shows up no matter how hard we fall or how lost we become. I have never read a book that illuminates the power of grace in such an exceptional manner. Hu writes about the presence of God's love and forgiveness even when human beings commit terrible acts. The inclusion of Vanessa and Janie, two women who care for both men, demonstrates the need for all of us to see the good in others. On the surface, The Rage is a tale of incredible violence, yearning for vengeance, and pervasive hopelessness. As the story untangles itself through the lives of Roland, Nicolas, Janie and Vanessa, hope and love are revealed. The moral is simple: We are all worthy of love and acceptance no matter what we have done in the past. The Rage is an exceptional read. I highly recommend it. Melissa Brown Levine For Independent Professional Book Reviewers
A dark morality tale. Two young men whose lives are doomed by circumstance are driven to rebellious and sometimes nihilistic rage with murderous results. As the product of a terribly broken home, Roland feels forced into a life of crime; more out of existential frustration than economic necessity. As Roland begins his rampage, Nicholas is one of his first victims. Although having survived the ordeal, Nicholas loses much more than his life. He becomes like Roland: desperate and dangerous. As both men channel their energies toward destruction (Roland ) and vengeance (Nicholas), they both follow similar mental paths: from wild rage to focused criminal acts to spiritually conflicted dilemmas. It is the latter stage that is the undercurrent for this novel. As much as this novel is about crime and vengeance, it is more about seemingly impossible redemption. Following tragic falls, Roland and Nicholas embark on systematic training programs to become professional criminal and professional vigilante respectively. Their dedication and professionalism is described with admiration at times; perhaps even romanticized. However, this apparent praise of their violent efficiencies is to create two examples of people quite far down destructive paths, thus making any possibility of redemption less likely, but not impossible; therefore, making them unlikeable but underdogs just the same. Surrounded by a cast of hopelessly downtrodden cohorts and a few hopelessly hopeful supporters, this morality tale moves first subtly and then overtly to a kind of magical realism where angels and demons eventual play out Roland's and Nicholas's battles between good and evil. The suggestions of possible repentance and/or redemption for these two men give them just enough underdog status. The effect is that the reader is given the choice of whether to root for their redemption or to cast them off as hopeless. A difficult choice. The Rage is entertaining and well written. The point of the book is to suggest that no one is beyond spiritual redemption. The hopelessly hopeful faith of some supporting characters is almost too naive to be believed. However, this is the point. The "men of action and women of intuition" duality is present, and although that is an outdated or traditional portrayal of gender roles, it doesn't really dominate the narrative. The novel is dominated by the dualities of violence and spirituality, perdition and redemption. The blending of spiritual providence and human agency is done relatively well. The brutally destructive events never do sway those faithful few who believe Roland and Nicholas can still be saved. That either man may be redeemed in life is perhaps too much to ask. But again, that is the point. The supposition is not so much that anyone can move a mountain but that anyone can be crushed by it and still somehow dig his and her way to the top.


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Changing Boot Order on Dual Boot Windows 8 and Ubuntu
Hi there,
Recently got a HP Pavilion g6 2213sa which came with Windows 8 (spit!) and this disgusting UEFI BIOS replacement (double spit!).
Anyway, I need to dual boot Ubuntu on my system, so I installed Ubuntu. Normally, on a non UEFI system, a "Grub" bootloader installed by Linux would take over the startup process, and allow you to choose between either Windows 8 or Ubuntu on startup.
However, on this computer, startup is just booting straight to Windows 8 despite the fact that Ubuntu and Grub IS installed.
Now, upon startup, if I press F9, then I get to change the boot-device on a one-time basis. I can either select "OS Boot Manager", which loads Windows 8, or "Ubuntu" which loads the Grub bootloader which allows me to select Windows 8 or Ubuntu.
However, when I press F10 to enter the Bios Setup with the intention of changing the boot order permanently, the Ubuntu option isn't there. Instead it has OS Manager, USB Disk, CD Rom, USB CD Rom and Network Card.
Thanks, HP for, the crappily designed BIOS.
Anyway, can anyone PLEASE provide me a way of changing the boot order so that GRUB is loaded first and NOT this crap Windows 8 rubbish (that I would happily bin if I didn't need it for work).
Re: Changing Boot Order on Dual Boot Windows 8 and Ubuntu
Looks like HP forums are just as useful as HP customer service and HP computers - i.e., not very useful at all.
Problem solved though. Took the piece of crap back for a full refund and won't be buying HP again.
Happy days.
Re: Changing Boot Order on Dual Boot Windows 8 and Ubuntu[ Edited ]
07-30-2013 04:42 AM - edited 07-30-2013 04:46 AM
i have the same Problem
# efibootmgr -v
look for \EFI\Microsoft\Boot\bootmgfw.efi
then replace this file:
# cd /boot/efi/EFI/Microsoft/Boot/
# mv bootmgfw.efi bootmgfwB.efi
# cp ../../ubuntu/grubx64.efi bootmgfw.efi
u can still boot to windows, if u select the efi-File bootmgfwB.efi
u may need to disable secure boot
Re: Changing Boot Order on Dual Boot Windows 8 and Ubuntu
u may need to disable secure boot
Re: Changing Boot Order on Dual Boot Windows 8 and Ubuntu
I've this problem too!
I tried to do as you told but, althought giving the command efibootmgr -v "EFI\Microsoft\Boo\bootmgfw.efi" is displayed, I've no Microsoft folder in /boot/efi/EFI !!!
Any suggestion?
Re: Changing Boot Order on Dual Boot Windows 8 and Ubuntu[ Edited ]
01-18-2014 02:41 AM - edited 07-31-2015 12:12 PM
There is the same problem in HP 2000 laptops (in my case specifically, HP 2000-2D22DX). I did some investigation using trial and error, and this is what I found out:
There is some sort of a "recovery feature" or so that on every boot sets the very first UEFI load option to point to one of the two locations, in this order:
- \EFI\Microsoft\Boot\bootmgfw.efi
- \EFI\Boot\bootx64.efi
This option is displayed as "OS boot Manager" (for the first path) and something akin to "UEFI partition" for the second path, completely ignoring the actual name given to it (when you look at the EFI variables through efibootmgr, you can see that what is displayed as "OS boot Manager" actually is set to the name "Windows Boot Manager"; why anyone would do such renaming is beyond me).
By default, both of the paths above contain the same Microsoft bootloader (if you check the md5sum of both, you'll see they match).
Attempting to change the BootOrder variable so that "OS boot Manager" isn't booted first has no effect, because the UEFI is also broken and doesn't respect the variable to begin with. It will always boot entries in the order that they were entered, from 0000 to 0001 to 0002 etc. and "OS boot Manager" is always 0000.
So, until HP releases an updated UEFI that fixes the broken BootOrder handling (which goes againt the UEFI spec, by the way) or allows rearranging boot options through the F10 UEFI setup, this is what you can do to get dual boot with the least amount of hackiness:
- Install Linux and note how the bootloader's EFI file is named. In my case it was EFI/opensuse/grubx64.efi.
- In Windows, mount the UEFI partition (mountvol S: /S mounts it as the S: drive) and copy the file \EFI\Microsoft\Boot\bootmgfw.efi to use some other name (for example, I did copy S:\EFI\Microsoft\Boot\bootmgfw.efi S:\EFI\Microsof
t\Boot\windows.efi but you can change the name to anything you want).
- In the Windows command prompt, update the Windows UEFI entry to point to the new name: bcdedit /set {bootmgr} path \EFI\Microsoft\Boot\windows.efi (adapt to your set name accordingly).
- Optionally, change the name of the Windows boot loader so that you would be certain that it points to the new file location: bcdedit /set {bootmgr} description "Windows 10"
- Delete the two files, \EFI\Microsoft\Boot\bootmgfw.efi and \EFI\Boot\bootx64.efi. This can be done from either Windows or Linux. Reboot and verify that they're no longer there. Delete several times if the files come back.
- In Linux, open a terminal and use the efibootmgr program to delete the "OS boot Manager" entry: sudo efibootmgr -b 0000 -B
- Run efibootmgr -v to verify that the Linux bootloader is in slot Boot0001 and the Windows bootloader is in slot Boot0002. If it's the other way round, then you need to delete and create entries in a way so that the Linux entry is before the Windows entry. One way to do it, if there is nothing in Boot0000, is to run efibootmgr -c -l \\EFI\\opensuse\\grubx64.efi (adjust to the location of your bootloader), which will create said entry (named "Linux" by default) in the Boot0000 slot. Another way to do it is to delete the Windows entry altogether and let GRUB handle everything (see step 6, change the number to the one corresponding to Windows).
- Update GRUB to point the Windows entry to your renamed file by copying from /boot/grub2/grub.cfg the section titled /etc/grub.d/30_os-prober to the end of /etc/grub.d/40_custom, changing the chainloader line to point to the new bootloader name.
And that's it, now the UEFI will boot GRUB by default (it won't regenerate the "OS boot Manager" entry since it won't be able to find either of the two hardcoded paths and will go read the actual boot entries), and the F9 menu will still allow choosing to boot Windows directly, provided you didn't have to delete that option.
Re: Changing Boot Order on Dual Boot Windows 8 and Ubuntu[ Edited ]
01-19-2014 04:32 AM - edited 01-19-2014 04:33 AM
HI, I mounted the S: Voulme but when I try to open it i get: "you don't currently have permission to access this folder. Click Contnue to permanently get access to this folder."
If I Click "Contunue" I get: "You have been denied permission to access this folder. To gain access to this folder you will need to use the security tab". Unfortunately the security tab is not shown!! I tried to right click on S: and then on "Properties" but there are only "General" "Tools" "Hardware" "Sharing" and "Customise" tabs!
How can I access to S: ?
Re: Changing Boot Order on Dual Boot Windows 8 and Ubuntu[ Edited ]
01-19-2014 07:34 AM - edited 01-19-2014 07:34 AM
You don't need access to the S: volume through Windows Explorer, you need to do everything from the command line (with administrator privileges, of course):
S: > cd \EFI\Microsoft\Boot\
S:\EFI\Microsoft\Boot\ > copy bootmgfw.efi windowsefifilename.efi
Re: Changing Boot Order on Dual Boot Windows 8 and Ubuntu
@GreatEmerald thank you! After struggling with this issue all day on my HP Envy, your instructions were the solution. I'll be researching the next laptop I buy more carefully, and will avoid ones with this "feature".
Re: Changing Boot Order on Dual Boot Windows 8 and Ubuntu
Thanks for the help!
couple points I dont get since I dont usually do this stuff....
firstly how do i delete \EFI\Microsoft\Boot\bootmgfw.efi and \EFI\Boot\bootx64.efi
second how do i do number 8...That one I'm at a complete loss on due to my lack of knowledge with Linux, hence why I am installing it...
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Jacqueline Winspear, like her interviewer, the iconic, bestselling author Lee Child, originally hails from the United Kingdom. A Lesson in Secrets is her eighth novel featuring psychologist-investigator and former WW1 nurse, Maisie Dobbs. Here she talks with Child about her work on the series, and her enduring interest in the aftermath of WW1.
Lee Child: People are often surprised that I'm a huge Maisie Dobbs fan, because Jack Reacher is all about a kind of Spartan American masculinity, and Maisie Dobbs is all about a kind of feminine English refinement. But they're both strong, unconventional people. Perhaps that's the cross-genre appeal? Do you find that Maisie attracts an unusual mix of readers?
Jacqueline Winspear: I'm thrilled you're such a Maisie Dobbs fan--and you can count me among those millions of Jack Reacher fans. Maisie and Reacher are both unconventional, but I believe another factor in their cross-genre appeal is that both have endured life-changing challenges. Maisie attracts diverse readers: men and women, all age groups, veterans, nurses, college students, people who have faced troubles, and people interested in the era.
LC: And in fact your novels are driven by violence far worse than mine--off the page, granted, but there's no getting around the fact that at the heart of your books is the aftermath of a horrendous war, with its attendant violence and death. How do you see the role of violence in your novels?
JW: I think you hit the theme there with "aftermath." The violence in my books is that searing, painful residue left by the passing of a terrible time, when people were also crushed emotionally by the deep losses over a four-year period. In addition, there's that element of violence that lingers--in Among the Mad, for example--when war's tentacles will not let go. We see that again today in the stories of veterans who are still fighting their wars, but the conflict is raging inside them.
LC: As a kid in England I remember seeing hundreds of maimed old men, and hundreds of lonely old women. My grandfather was an example of the first, and two great-aunts examples of the second - sad reminders of a terrible time. Was it something similar that drew you to the First World War and the "Between the Wars" era that followed?
JW: I have the same memories--my grandfather was wounded at the Battle of the Somme, and my grandmother was partially blinded at the Woolwich Arsenal, in an explosion that wounded her sister and killed several girls working alongside her. There were the elderly spinsters in my neighborhood, and for each there was that old sepia photograph on the mantelpiece, of a sweetheart or brother lost to war. Those childhood memories led me to think a lot about what happens after war is done. As a character says in Birds of a Feather, "That's the trouble with war; it lives on inside the living."
LC: I was introduced to Maisie Dobbs by my wife, who passed through an airport and picked up the first in the series. She loved it, and urged me to read it, and I'm glad I did. It's one of the very, very few series we both love equally--in fact, perhaps the only one. Is this typical of your readers?
JW: I receive so many emails from fans who tell me that the books are read by all members of the family. And many women tell me that it was their husband who first discovered Maisie. The books are as accessible to readers aged about fourteen as they are to seniors. There are few things today that all age groups within a family can engage in, discuss and get excited about, so it's lovely when I hear that family members are awaiting the next book so they can all read it.
LC: Maisie is definitively feminine, but she's running a business, and poking around in a "man's world," which is true to the times, and indicative of the early stages of feminism in the West. Was that something you wanted to explore?
JW: It would have been difficult to introduce a character such as Maisie and not explore the fact that the Great War left so many women to forge a life alone. If there was one thing I wanted to do, it was to bring the spirit of that generation to the character of Maisie Dobbs. Of course, some women floundered and lived lonely lives, but there were a great many who blazed a trail. I believe an archetype was born at that time--the stoic British woman who is independent and more than a little opinionated, with a heart of gold under a tough exterior, and who knows what it is to endure. Dame Maggie Smith has played that character in several films.
LC: Maisie understands human psychology in a way that seems to be an early and experimental pre-echo of what we'd now call criminal profiling. It's a huge part of both her process and her appeal. Where did that come from?
JW: That developed in a very organic way. Having established her as a "sensitive," I wanted to give her real expertise--and there are historical underpinnings to this aspect of her character. Maisie studied the Moral Sciences curriculum at Girton College when psychology was in its infancy. I have the prospectus from 1913, and about one third of the course was the study of modern psychology. It was a time of great experimentation, so Maisie's processes have their roots in real practices considered innovative at the time.
LC: One of your decisions I admire is the way you have moved the series forward in time so firmly. Most writers would have continued mining the same immediate post-war seam forever. What was your thinking behind that? And how do you keep the character fresh as the series itself develops?
JW: I once heard you say at a conference, "The reader comes back to a series, not to find out what the sleuth does with the case, but what the case does to the sleuth." I agree. We are all impacted not only by our past, but by our current circumstances and those around us. You always put Reacher in a new area, be it small town or big city; and through his wandering we learn a lot about him. I work with the geography of time. Not everyone likes change and many readers would like Maisie Dobbs to stay as she is in a given book. But life's not like that--the goalposts tend to move when we are at our most comfortable, and I want to keep the series fresh.
LC: I'm often asked if I have a favorite book within my series, so now I'm turning the tables: Do you have favorites among your novels?
JW: That's such a difficult question, because each book not only represents a different place on my journey as a writer, but has been inspired by something that touched me. I think Maisie Dobbs will always be very tightly held in my affections, because it was my first book and was written at a difficult time in my life, when I was recovering from a horrible accident. The other choice would be The Mapping of Love and Death, because it was inspired by the true story of a soldier whose remains lay under Belgian soil for some 90 years until unearthed by a farmer. I learned more about him when I became involved in the quest to discover his origins. When I look at that book, I think of a young man lost to war who was never identified and who was eventually laid to rest as "A Soldier of The Great War, Known Unto God." I ache for the parents who never knew where their son died, for he had probably been listed as "Missing, Presumed Dead."
"Maisie is one of the great fictional heroines, equal parts haunted and haunting." (Parade)
"The combination of period detail and intricate storytelling makes A Lesson in Secrets seem distant enough to be romantic but sufficiently modern to engage our sympathies." (Tom Nolan, Wall Street Journal)
"With an affecting storyline and graceful prose, Winspear has again created a powerful and complex novel, one that will linger in memory as a testament to her talent and her humanity." (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
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In the meantime, Billy Beale works on the case brought to them by Sandra, a young woman whose husband died due to an accident at work. As the story progresses, both Maisie and Billy suspect the accident wasn't one at all. Maisie's old friend Priscilla and her family are drawn into this portion of the story.
Maisie's relationship with her new love progresses slowly in this outing, but those who read the Dobbs books know it's in Maisie's nature to take things methodically. Her dad is also making some changes in his life. Readers who like the earlier stories of Maisie dealing with repercussions of the First World War may dislike signs of the next appearing, but Winspear is not allowing Maisie to remain static in a postwar world. Several of the cards are played early in the mystery, but all-in-all I found the story and characters appealing.
In this, the seventh book in the series, Maisie temporarily leaves her assistant, Billy Beale in charge of her private detective agency to assist the Special Branch in their observation of a peace movement. While the Special Branch is concentrating on Communism, Maisie is concerned with the enthusiasm of the group for the new National Socialist movement in Germany and their leader, Adolph Hitler. Maisie is virtually undercover, teaching at a new college that brings together students from many countries to pursue peace.
This is a worthy addition to the series and shows other aspects of Maisie's life-a growing love affair, the inheritance from her mentor, her concern for Billy and his family still grieving the loss of a child. And there is a murder to be solved.
This book, as the others, brings alive this period and helps show the steps toward a new conflict that seems only dimly in the future. I think this is a worthy series and one I highly recommend for both entertainment and understanding of a most interesting time.
And unlike the Charles Todd series with the depressed/dpressing Ian Rutledge, the Maisie Dobbs books give us a character who is forever scarred by the Great War, yes, but who is also capable of moving on.
That said, I have some problems with the direction this move is taking.
Maybe _the_ most fascinating element of these novels has been the tension generated by the English class system. Maisie, who started life as a housemaid, has been extensively sponsored by her employers -- educated, privately at first, then at Cambridge, she is able to start a detective business, to continue her friendship with an upper-class college chum, and to fend off a variety of marriage proposals.
In this novel, however, Maisie seems to be edging into the middle class. Winspeare is British, but she lives in the States now, and I'm wondering if she hasn't caught a bad case of social mobility. Why can Maisie not continue to be an admirable, smart, accomplished working class woman? Why?
Maisie, now a woman of means, has removed herself entirely from any day-to-day problems with money and access, and is beginning to devote herself to philanthropy. If this were linked more to a sense of her own humble beginnings, I'd not object. But when she thinks of herself as as one of a generation of women who inspire the next gen. to seek education and jobs, she fails to mention how fairy-tale fortunate she herself has been. Taking Maisie back to Cambridge as a lecturer is risky on several levels. Even with the strange little made-up college, there's an alarming number of pitfalls here.
This doesn't detract from the 5-star rating, but it does give me pause and makes me concerned about the direction Winspeare is choosing for the series. Maisie seems to have undergone a sea change between this novel and The Mapping of Love and Death. The change is so marked that I looked online to see if I had missed a book.
Change is good, but I'd like to watch it happen.
Amazon Vine introduce me to heroine Maisie Dobbs with The Mapping of Love and Death. I loved it so much that I've gone back to read the first two books in the series, and I dare say that I'll read the others, too. Fortunately, however, you don't HAVE to have read the earlier books to enjoy this one. While it'd probably help to have a sense of where Maisie came from, each of Winspear's books is impressively self-contained.
In this book: It's 1932, and Maisie is asked to help out the British Secret Service. She's sent to be an assistant professor at a college near Cambridge, one that was founded by a well-known pacifist (one of his books, ostensibly written for children, is rumored to have caused mutinies when soldiers in the Great War read it and decided to lay down their weapons). SOMEthing is going on at the school, and the Secret Service wants insider information. Before long, however, there's a dead body at the college... and Maisie finds herself involved in finding the murderer.
One element of the novel is, of course, its timeframe. Suburbs are novel new ideas. The car mechanic wistfully wishes for the good old days when he could take care of horses instead. There's "some trouble" going on in Spain. The college is invited to participate in a debate about the relevance of the National Socialist German Workers Party to Britain -- I could almost hear the ominous music in the background.
What makes this book special is Winspear's quiet writing style. Her books do not have derring-do and adventure and shoot-outs. This is gentle English conversations over tea. Introspection. Contemplation. Maisie's primary skill is an ability to *notice things*, and Winspear takes you along on her observations. There's also really good writing that doesn't get in the way of storytelling: "There was a poverty here that clung to the soul, as if it were the fetid ocher smog that lingered above the dark water of the River Thames."
I completely enjoyed this book. I think you will, too.
The book seems to function solely as a vehicle for Ms. Winspear to tell us about conscientious objection in Britain during World War I, and about how the powers that were, were threatened in the thirties by pacifism and Bolshevism, underestimating nascent Nazism. There's a story in there, but it didn't turn out to be a Maisie Dobbs novel. The prose is flat and monotonous, events happen to Maisie and the other characters, but the characters don't develop. Particularly irritating is Maisie's foray into teaching philosophy, which is barely touched on at all except in a vague and idealistic way--all Maisie seems to do is correct essays (on???), and write the words "good" and "evil" on her blackboard. Of course she is a marvelous teacher, succeeding as splendidly at that as she does at everything else except her love life, which is depicted flaccidly, without a hint of real engagement. This reader no longer cares whether she and James find happiness together.
Miss Winspear's earlier novels in this series are far more lively. Try one of them instead. This flat meander over England lacks the spark of life, as bloodless as the university murder it centers on.


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