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Beneath the Stains of Time: The Vampire Tree (1996) by Paul Halter
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L'Arbre aux doigts tordus / The Vampire Tree (Paul Halter) - The Grandest Game in the World
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| | By Paul HalterFirst published: Masque, France, 1996. Translated into English as The Vampire Tree, Locked Room International, 2016. A small English village. Witches! Dead children! Hang on - haven't I just read this? Newlywed Patricia Sheridan moves to the Suffolk village of Lightwood. Ironically, she's frightened of bright lights, and of trees. Or one...
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Death Invites You (1988) by Paul Halter (transl. John Pugmire 2016) - Solving the Mystery of Murder
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| | Anyone who has read an impossible crime novel in the last ten years (or in the last 40 years, if you speak French!) probably needs no introduction to Paul Halter. With an impressive workload of over forty novels, nearly all locked room mysteries, his name has become something of a byword for modern specialists in...
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#200: Celebrating 100 Impossible Crimes with Paul Halter's The Vampire Tree (1996) [trans. John Pugmire 2016] | The Invisible...
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| | This, my 200th post on this blog, will also be the 100th to be tagged with the subject 'Impossible Crimes' and -- since my very first was a review of Paul Halter's The Phantom Passage -- I thought I'd hold this milestone to look at the most recent Halter translation from John Pugmire's Locked Room...
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The Corpse in the Waxworks (1932) - John Dickson Carr - Playing Detective
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| I've finally reached the last of John Dickson Carr's initial Henri Bencolin books. How well does this nearly-final case compare to the previous ones?