My previous reviews took a closer look at two of Roger Ormerod 's detective novels, One Deathless Hour (1981) and When the Old Man Died...

Previously, I reviewed Roger Ormerod 's last novel in the David Mallin and George Coe series, One Deathless Hour (1981), which ended hi...

During the 1970s, Roger Ormerod crime-and detective fiction featured two different series-characters, David Mallin and George Coe, who had ...

Together with Kip Chase , Douglas Clark , Charles Forsyte and Jack Vance , Roger Ormerod belonged to the Lost Generation of detective nove...

I reviewed two of Roger Ormerod 's late-career novels in January, A Shot at Nothing (1993) and And Hope to Die (1995), which he wrote ...

Last week, I reviewed Roger Ormerod's A Shot at Nothing (1993), a splendid tribute to the great detective stories and locked room myste...

Over the past few years, I've read four novels by Roger Ormerod , a jack-of-all-trades and second-string mystery writer, who evidently t...

In my review of Douglas Clark's Death After Evensong (1969), I briefly referred to a now obscure, post-WWII mystery writer, Roger Or...