Hello I'm John Connelly, the writer of the Charlie Parker novels and I'd just like to give you some of my recommendations from the Tuskega Staren that you fill out in Guadalajara. The first I picked is Thomas Pincher books, two Thomas Pincher books. The first is a Piquiopropio. The new one is Inherent Fights and it's the new Paul Thomas Andersen book, it's too early next year. It's a kind of crime novel, it's very funny, it's very clever and Pincher has a kind of reputation for being difficult. But this is one of the easiest to this novel street and it's also one of the funniest. Because I picked a Pinch and I also picked on this first novel, this is the crying of Rock 49, which is a kind of Californian crime novel. If you're ever looking for a starting point for Pincher, this is one of the places to come to. This is huge along, these are the Inspector, the Inspector Chaffee Chan novels. One of the great things about this street novels with the great things about Pincher is that you get to explore other cultures and other lives. So if you're very involved, you might want to read a crime novel with a Chinese detective protagonist, this is the place to start. Two Grafftons, Kinsey Ayo, in the code of 1980s, in the 37th, certainly in the 1980s, two very important female crime novels emerged in America, Sarah Pratt's get two Graffton. And they created a female crime genre that really haven't existed in the United States before. And finally, I'm Mehman Doza. I certainly for me, the King of the Mexican crime writers, very, very fine novelist. Again, somebody who, like King Two, because he wrote an essay for the anthology that I put together and the essay was so good that it made me want to read them and I've never regretted it. So, I'm Mehman Doza, this was for you. Thank you.