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Showing posts with label Gentlemen Thieves. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gentlemen Thieves. Show all posts
3/16/22

The Further Misadventures of Ellery Queen (2020) edited by Josh Pachter and Dale C. Andrews

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The Misadventures of Ellery Queen (2018) is a tribute to the American detective story, Ellery Queen , which collected a selection of quali...
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12/1/21

New Murders for Old: Case Closed, vol. 79 by Gosho Aoyama

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The 79th volume of Gosho Aoyama 's Case Closed , published outside of the English-speaking world as Detective Conan , has some big shoes...
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10/21/21

The Money Supply: "Karmesin and the Meter" (1937) by Gerald Kersh

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Gerald Kersh was a British naturalized American writer and one of the more popular and prolific storytellers of his day, hammering out thou...
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8/7/21

The Crimes in Cabin B: Case Closed, vol. 78 by Gosho Aoyama

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The 78th volume of Gosho Aoyama 's Case Closed , originally published as Detective Conan , which has the longest story since vol. 58 th...
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7/13/20

Fiendish Flattery: A Review of Three Detective Pastiches

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One of the many titles listed in Robert Adey's Locked Room Murders (1991) that has always fascinated me is a short story docketed as...
6/6/20

The Thieving 'Tec: "The Theft of the Venetian Window" (1975) and "The Theft of the White Queen's Menu" (1983) by Edward D. Hoch

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For the past two years, I've been reading a lot of single short stories covering a 100-year period, ranging from the anonymously publ...
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2/27/20

Death and the Professor (1961) by E. and M.A. Radford

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A year ago, Dean Street Press reissued three detective novels by a British husband-and-wife writing team, Edwin and Mona A. Radford , wh...
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