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  • Subverting Expectations ~ On Why The House in Goblin Wood (1947) is a Masterpiece
    Subverting Expectations ~ On Why The House in Goblin Wood (1947) is a Masterpiece
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    The Chinese Gold Murders (1959) by Robert van Gulik
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    Goodnight Irene (2018) by James Scott Byrnside
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    The Queen of Crime: Christie's Most Underrated and Overrated Works
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    Too Many Ghosts (1959) by Paul Gallico

Tag: Impossible Crime

Revisiting a Classic – Green for Danger (1944) by Christianna Brand

I don’t think that my love of Christianna Brand is a secret. If given any opportunity to praise her, I’m … Continue reading Revisiting a Classic – Green for Danger (1944) by Christianna Brand

The Age Old Question: Impossible Crime and Alibi’s – Through Evil Under the Sun (1941) and The Case of the Missing Minutes (1937)

Err, hello again! It’s been quite a while since I’ve posted anything, but I’ve just been caught up with life … Continue reading The Age Old Question: Impossible Crime and Alibi’s – Through Evil Under the Sun (1941) and The Case of the Missing Minutes (1937)

Subverting Expectations ~ On Why The House in Goblin Wood (1947) is a Masterpiece

WARNING: THIS POST WILL HEAVILY SPOIL THE HOUSE IN GOBLIN WOOD AND I HIGHLY SUGGEST READING THE STORY IF YOU HAVE NOT … Continue reading Subverting Expectations ~ On Why The House in Goblin Wood (1947) is a Masterpiece

Come to Paddington Fair (1997) by Derek Smith

Richard Merven is a bank clerk tasked with transporting a briefcase that contains important material for his branch. Upon exiting … Continue reading Come to Paddington Fair (1997) by Derek Smith

Tour de Force (1955) by Christianna Brand

Christianna Brand is in my humble opinion, the best mystery writer from the Golden Age. Her work has fully captivated … Continue reading Tour de Force (1955) by Christianna Brand

Getting My Needed Dose of Carr – The Devil’s Saint

2019 is shaping up to be one of the greatest year’s for mystery publication and republication, with a new novel … Continue reading Getting My Needed Dose of Carr – The Devil’s Saint

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

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

The Madman’s Room (1990) By Paul Halter

One of the most classic of all locked room mystery tropes is the room that kills. A secret chamber or … Continue reading The Madman’s Room (1990) By Paul Halter

The Puzzle of the Pepper Tree (1933) by Stuart Palmer

My local library has a very large collection of mystery ebooks. Every book published by Mysterious Press and Poisoned Pen … Continue reading The Puzzle of the Pepper Tree (1933) by Stuart Palmer

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