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fakegeekboy.wordpress.com
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| | | | | When it comes to slasher movies and slasher-adjacent stuff, you know your franchise has made the big time when people use the killer's name as a shorthand for it. Halloween has been hampered in that thanks in part to one of the movies in the series - Season of the Witch - having no connection... | |
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ahsweetmystery.com
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| | | | | A few weeks ago, my pal (and Book Club Arch Nemesis!) the Puzzle Doctor reached his 2000thpost onIn Search of the Classic Mystery Novel. Not bad for a man who's only been blogging since 1954. I hit my 500thpost last August (it was a dreary review of a dreary book, Dorothy L. Sayers'The Documents in... | |
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jiescribano.wordpress.com
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| | | | | Esta entrada es bilingüe, para ver la versión en castellano desplazarse hacia abajoHarperCollins Masterpiece Ed., 2010. Format: Kindle Edition. File Size: 648 KB. Print Length: 273 pages. ASIN: B0046RE5GS. eISBN: 9780007422364. First published in the UK by the Collins Crime Club in November 1969 and in the US by Dodd, Mead and Company later in... | |
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literarytreats.com
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| | | Fresh off my defeat from trying to solve The Decagon House Murders, I decided to try my hand at another Japanese murder mystery. And this time, I decided to go a touch more classical. Seishi Yokomizo's Kosuke Kindaichi mysteries were published in the mid-20th century, with the first in the series,The Honjin Murders, published in... | ||
