The Murderer is a Fox (1945) by Ellery Queen
The Wrightsville era of Ellery Queen is commonly regarded as one of, if not the best of his era’s. … Continue reading The Murderer is a Fox (1945) by Ellery Queen
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Flashpoint (1950) by John Russell Fearn
Like many mystery novels, Flashpoint opens up with a familiar face returning home to a small town after having spent years away … Continue reading Flashpoint (1950) by John Russell Fearn
Too Many Ghosts (1959) by Paul Gallico
Paradine Hall has recently become besieged by spirits. Once a grand manor owned by a terribly wealthy noble family, it … Continue reading Too Many Ghosts (1959) by Paul Gallico
Through a Glass, Darkly (1950) by Helen McCloy
The 1981 List of the 15 best locked room mysteries is a list that has controlled the reading tastes of … Continue reading Through a Glass, Darkly (1950) by Helen McCloy
The Lord of Misrule (1994) by Paul Halter
After I recently acquired copies of Helen McCloy’s Through a Glass, Darkly and Paul Gallico’s Too Many Ghosts, I … Continue reading The Lord of Misrule (1994) by Paul Halter
Murder on the Way! (1935) by Theodore Roscoe
Theodore Roscoe is, or rather was, one of the most neglected impossible crime writers to ever put pen to paper. Murder … Continue reading Murder on the Way! (1935) by Theodore Roscoe
Policeman in Armour (1937) by Rupert Penny
Rupert Penny is another one of those author’s whose work divides opinion. Several people praise his books and express favorable … Continue reading Policeman in Armour (1937) by Rupert Penny
