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theinvisibleevent.com
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| | | | | The Tuesday Night Bloggers -- an autonomous collective of GAD bloggers who unite around a common theme -- have returned! To tie in with the release of The 100 Greatest Literary Detectives in a few weeks, a compendium to which our very own Kate Jackson has contributed an entry, everyone is picking and writing about... | |
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ahsweetmystery.com
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| | | | | This month, my Book Club decided to read 1929'sMurder by the Clock,the second mystery novel by Rufus King and the first of eleven books featuring a most unusual policeman, Lieutenant Valcour. At some point, Book Club decided to push the book back to April, but I went ahead and read it anyway since my routine... | |
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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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| | | It's incredible to think that Monkey See, Monkey Murder (2023) is James Scott Byrnside's fifth novel, and wonderful to report that it continues to walk the line between classic detection and a 21st century motivation to create something quite unlike what you may have read in the genre before. Following an unprovoked attack by a... | ||
