Alexander McCall Smith's Mysteries of Philosophy
Smith also writes a newspaper series and is professor emeritus of medical law at the University of Edinburgh. Scroll down to read an excerpt of The Right Attitude to Rain. Graham Clark hide caption
Smith also writes a newspaper series and is professor emeritus of medical law at the University of Edinburgh. Scroll down to read an excerpt of The Right Attitude to Rain.
Graham ClarkAlexander McCall Smith has written more books in 10 years than many people have read in as much time -- more than 50, including four series of novels. Perhaps the best known of those series is the No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency books, which have become international bestsellers.
His Sunday Philosophy Club series stars a single, serious, inquisitive and adventurous character of a certain age named Isabel Dalhousie. McCall's heroine is insightful, kind, and not to be dismissed as such.
Dalhousie, the editor of The Review of Applied Ethics in Edinburgh, explores the mysteries of ethics and philosophy as she sees them present themselves in everyday life. The latest novel in this series is The Right Attitude to Rain.
The Right Attitude to Rain
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