The Passing Tramp: Wandering through the mystery genre, book by book.
Monday, December 2, 2013
Gone Fishing: A Mystery Artifact
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Lake Wallenpaupack Aug. 20, 43 Dear Son & Daughter: We caught 3 Pike and 1 calico Bass yesterday, 3 Pike today, 3 pike 17 in, 1 pike...
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Friday, November 29, 2013
Murder Most Haughty: Death Is Late to Lunch (1941), by Theodora DuBois
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In my earlier blog post today on Theodora DuBois I noted that, despite having a bright young couple as her detectives (a popular mystery f...
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Giving Thanks for the Blog's Two-Year Anniversary
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I'm a week late to my blog's own second-year anniversary, but better late than never for commemorating, I suppose. Here is my fir...
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Death Is Late To Lunch (1941), Theodora DuBois
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Theodora DuBois (1890-1986) was a longtime prolific professional writer who, among other things, wrote detective and suspense tales. Betwe...
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Monday, November 25, 2013
Tales of the Impossible: Banner Deadlines (2004)
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back of the book showing a photo of the author The impossible crime stories of Joseph Commings have attained cult status over the year...
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Friday, November 22, 2013
Banner Deadlines (2004), by Joseph Commings
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Senator Banner shines a light on a problem Since 1994 the publisher Crippen & Landru has published over 100 collections of mystery...
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Thursday, November 21, 2013
Who Is This Lady?
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Any guessers as to this mystery author's identity? I had never seen this particular photo of her before.
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