We have to stop working every now and then. I read the Sherlock Holmes body of work a long time ago, but the classics never die and so I have made reference to Sherlock Holmes HERE and perhaps have given the impression that a life in the law is a life in crime or close to it (by and large, it is not; think of Kenneth Starr whose natural habitat was in corporate law and Government administration).
What might a lawyer read for leisure? Anything, but he/she could do worse than read the novels of Stephen Saylor, featuring Gordianus the Finder.
I am currently on page 136 of âThis Nightâs Foul Workâ? by French author âFred Vargasâ?, whose website is HERE, for Francophones, and whose Wikipedia article is HERE, for the rest of us.
Currently I think I will be reading all of Fredâs oeuvre.