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playingatdetection.com
Detective Kosuke Kindaichi must contend with a fiendish locked-room murder in Seishi Yokomizo's first detective novel. |
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thegreencapsuleblog.wordpress.com
Am I the only one with an odd bias towards the early works of prolific authors? Not a bias in that I don't like the books after I read them, but in that I assume they won't be that good before I read them. Well, it's probably just me, so let me explain this quirk... |
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classicmystery.blog
And so, without further ado, it's time to announce the results of my recent poll to find the Best Poirot Novel. To remind you - I arranged the books into four groups, chronologically speaking, and the highest rated two from each round went through to the final. There was one dead heat, making it nine,... |
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shereadsnovels.com
A three-fingered man. A room painted all in red. The eerie music of a Japanese koto. A katana - a sword - standing blade-first in the snow. These all form part of this classic murder mystery, originally published in Japanese in 1946 and now available from Pushkin Press in an English translation by Louise Heal... |
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