8 rows · · Jim Thompson: The Unsolved Mystery. Jim Thompson.: William Warren. Archipelago Press, 2/5(1). · If in the first part of Jim Thompson – The Unsolved Mystery, William Warren deals with Jim’s life as the “King of Thai Silk” (a title the author doesn’t really favour!), the second part is dedicated to the many theories that (tried) to explain his sudden and mysterious disappearance. From the large variety of possibilities, Warren concludes that four explanations have the most chance of being close Estimated Reading Time: 8 mins. · After he vanished, Jim Thompson became the subject of a second legend, a mystery that has never been solved. The facts were first recounted by William Warren in on his book The Legendary American. Today, many people in Thompson's circle are no longer living. Now the author, who knew Thompson well, is able to write more www.doorway.ru: Editions Didier Millet.
William Warren has 75 books on Goodreads with ratings. William Warren's most popular book is Jim Thompson: The Unsolved Mystery. Jim Thompson: The Unsolved Mystery|William Warren, A Death for a Dreamer|E.X. Giroux, Activating God's Power in Kassidy: Overcome and be transformed by accessing God's power|Michelle Leslie, Music: An Introduction|King Palmer. Thus runs the blurb of William Warren's compelling and even eerie book Jim Thompson: The Unsolved Mystery, which appears to be the definitive account of the man's life and the theories swirling around his presumed death. The main ones are that Thompson a) got lost in the jungle, b) was abducted for reasons of ransom or politics, or c) committed.
Jim Thompson: The Unsolved Mystery by William Warren is a book on Thompson's private life and what he has accomplished over the years. The book starts with a small introduction of his disappearance then the book talks about his early life, slowly building itself back up to the moment of the disappearance. William Warren is an authority on Jim Thompson, and has also written Jim Thompson: House on the Klong, an illustrated book which brings readers on a tour through the uniquely furnished and decorated house which Jim Thompson left behind in Bangkok. Warren succumbed to the allure of Thailand on his first visit and has lived there for over 40 years. His writings on Asia, and Thailand in particular, have entertained and informed readers all over the world. If in the first part of Jim Thompson – The Unsolved Mystery, William Warren deals with Jim’s life as the “King of Thai Silk” (a title the author doesn’t really favour!), the second part is dedicated to the many theories that (tried) to explain his sudden and mysterious disappearance. From the large variety of possibilities, Warren concludes that four explanations have the most chance of being close to what had actually happened: 1) Jim was kidnapped for ransom by gangs from.
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