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Showing posts with label GAD. Show all posts
Showing posts with label GAD. Show all posts
4/6/22

Death of a Tall Man (1946) by Frances and Richard Lockridge

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Richard and Frances Lockridge were a mystery writing couple who, more or less, accidentally created one of the most endearing American dete...
4/2/22

Death's Mannikins (1937) by Max Afford

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Malcolm Afford was an Australian newspaper reporter, playwright and radio scenarist, " considered somewhat of a pioneer of the whodunit...
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3/26/22

The Case of the Faithful Heart (1939) by Brian Flynn

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The Case of the Faithful Heart (1939) is Brian Flynn 's twenty-fourth Anthony Bathurst mystery and picked this particular title as the ...
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3/20/22

Black Edged (1939) by Brian Flynn

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So far, March has not been the month of the traditional detective story with reviews of 1970s retro-pulp , vampire murders , pastiches and ...
3/8/22

Night Terrors: "The Empty Coffins" (1984/2009) by John Russell Fearn

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2021 saw the publication of two so-called hybrid mysteries , Yamaguchi Masaya's Ikeru shikabane no shi ( Death of the Living Dead , 198...
2/28/22

These Names Make Clues (1937) by E.C.R. Lorac

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Edith Rivett was a British mystery writer who prolifically produced detective novels and short stories under two different pseudonyms, "...
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2/26/22

Dead Men's Guns: "The Cold Winds of Adesta" (1952) by Thomas Flanagan

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Thomas Flanagan was an American university Professor of English Literature at the University of California, Berkeley, who specialized in Iri...
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2/23/22

The Village of Eight Graves (1949/50) by Seishi Yokomizo

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Two years ago, Pushkin Vertigo published an eagerly anticipated, second translated novel by one of the giants of the classical, Japanese de...
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2/19/22

The Case of the Three Lost Letters (1954) by Christopher Bush

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I enjoyed Christopher Bush 's The Case of the Green Felt Hat (1939) so much, I decided to take down another title in the series, The Ca...