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mysteriesahoy.com
A few months ago I read and wrote about Martin Edwards' The Golden Age of Murder. It's a fantastic look at the creation of the Detection Club and the contribution its members made to developing the detective fiction genre. It's full of fascinating details about those writers, many of whose work I already knew and... |
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classicmystery.blog
Martin Edwards has been writing outstanding crime novels since 1991. On top of that, he has collated a number of collections of short stories, helped set up The Murder Squad and is one of the leading experts on the history of crime fiction. But this is a bibliography, not a biography, so here's the links... |
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bodiesfromthelibrary.com
I am am currently carrying out research into Locked Room Mysteries and having gone to the usual sources: collections edited by Otto Penzler, Mike Ashley and Martin Edwards, I was very pleased to discover a new source for analysis.Ye Olde Book of Locked Room Conundrums, edited by JJ (ofhttps://theinvisibleevent.wordpress.com/ ) contains fifteen stories, only one... |
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classicmystery.blog
Time for the second round of nominations for the Reprint of the Year award, a "competition" to decide which of the many, many classic crime books that were reprinted this year deserve your attention. I say "competition" because it's not really a competition - it was technically John Dickson Carr who came first and second,... |
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