Back in July, I reviewed the 3rd volume in the Q.E.D. series, created by Motohiro Katou , which comprised of two excellent, well-balanc...

Robert van Gulik was a Dutch diplomat, sinologist and writer who penned fourteen novels, two novellas and eight short stories about the ...

The Case of the Housekeeper's Hair (1948) is the 34th title in the ample Ludovic Travers series and one of Christopher Bush 's t...

Last year, Martin Edward reported on his blog, Do You Write Under Your Own Name , that there were some exciting reprints forthcoming in ...

Fredric Brown was a wildly imaginative pulp writer of science-fiction and detective stories who was not averse to cross pollinating seemin...

Nearly a year ago, the eagerly anticipated translation of the second locked room novel by the doyen of the Japanese shin honkaku (neo-or...