Cotterill's books include The Coroner’s Lunch, Thirty-Three Teeth, Disco for the Departed, Anarchy and Old Dogs, and Curse of the Pogo Stick, all featuring seventy-three year old Dr. Siri Paiboun, national coroner of Laos. The Dr. Siri series has received a Dilys Award win and a Barry Award nomination. ― Colin Cotterill, The Coroner's Lunch. tags: aging, getting-older, humor, memory. 19 likes. Like “Honesty can be a dirty gift.” ― Colin Cotterill tags: siri, truth. 16 likes. Like “A hero without faults is like an omelet without little bits of eggshell in it.” ― Colin Cotterill, Love Songs 4/5. The first book of the series was published under the title ‘The Coroner’s Lunch’ It was released by the Soho Crime publishers in the year The setting of the .
Cotterill, Colin - 'The Coroner's Lunch' Hardback: pages (Jun. ) Publisher: Quercus ISBN: Laos is an impoverished, landlocked socialist republic in southeast Asia, bordering with the more dominant nations of China, Vietnam, Cambodia and Thailand. About Colin Cotterill. Colin Cotterill is the author of twelve other books in the Dr. Siri Paiboun series, including The Coroner's Lunch, Thirty-Three Teeth, Six and a Half Deadly Sins, I Shot the Buddha, and The Rat Catchers' Olympics. His fiction has won a Dilys Award More about Colin Cotterill. The Coroner's Lunch is a crime novel by British author Colin Cotterill first published in Plot summary. Despite a total lack of training, an utter dearth of experience and a complete absence of inclination, Dr. Siri Paiboun has just been appointed state coroner for the Lao People's Democratic Republic.
Discover The Coroner’s Lunch as it's meant to be heard, narrated by Clive Chafer. Free trial available! © Colin Cotterill (P) Blackstone Audio, Inc. Cotterill's books include The Coroner’s Lunch, Thirty-Three Teeth, Disco for the Departed, Anarchy and Old Dogs, and Curse of the Pogo Stick, all featuring seventy-three year old Dr. Siri Paiboun, national coroner of Laos. The Dr. Siri series has received a Dilys Award win and a Barry Award nomination. Colin Cotterill's "The Coroner's Lunch" proved to be a gem of a find and a treat of a read. It's a bit hard to classify this book because while it deals with serious themes of murder and corruption, it is also written in almost light hearted and witty manner, full of irreverent humour, and with a slight mystical overtone.
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