Sergio Angelini: Eighty Million Eyes by "Ed McBain"
Joe Barone: The Dance of the Seagull by Andrea Camilleri (translated by Stephen Sartarelli)
Les Blatt: The Case of the Gilded Fly by Edmund Crispin
Brian Busby: Why Shoot the Teacher by Max Braithwaite (as "condensed," and compared to original text)
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By Cyrl Kornbluth writing as Jordan Park |
Scott Cupp: The Hour of the Dragon by Robert E. Howard
William F. Deeck: Death Traps by Kay Cleaver Strahan
Martin Edwards: The Cask by Freeman Wills Crofts
Curt Evans: Murder Ends the Song by Alfred Meyers
Ed Gorman: The Dead Beat by Robert Bloch
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Gerard Saylor: Bad Debts by Peter Temple
Josef Hoffman: The Man of Cold Rages, Sorority House, and The Naked Storm by C. M. Kornbluth
Jerry House: Dogs, Devils and Demons: Lore and Legend of the Dog by Louis L. Vine; Christmas with Mother Goose by Walt Kelly
Randy Johnson: Dolls are Murder edited by Harold Q. Masur
Nick Jones: My Enemy's Enemy by Kingsley Amis; The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, November 1961 (UK edition) edited by Robert P. Mills
George Kelley: [Doc Savage (and King Kong):] Skull Island by Will Murray; three novels by John Welcome: Run for Cover; Stop at Nothing; Go for Broke
B.V. Lawson: Four and Twenty Bloodhounds edited by Anthony Boucher
Evan Lewis: Yellowleg by A. S. Fleischman
Todd Mason: March 1965: Fantastic: Stories of Imagination edited by Cele G. Lalli; the Magazine of Horror edited by Robert A. W. Lowndes; The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction edited by Edward Ferman; Science Fantasy edited by Kyril Bonfiglioli; and Gamma edited by Charles Fritch and Jack Matcha
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John F. Norris: The Starkenden Quest by Gilbert Collins (and Famous Fantastic Mysteries, October 1949, edited by Mary Gnaedinger); Murder in Blue by Clifford Witting
Juri Nummelin: The Courier by Stanley Morgan
Patrick Ohl: Six Shooter Showdown by William Colt Macdonald
James Reasoner: Monsters: A Celebration of the Classics from Universal Studios by Roy Milano, et al.
Karyn Reeves: Famous Trials 7: Oscar Wilde by H. Montgomery Hyde
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Ron Scheer: Out of the Depths: A Romance of Reclamation by Robert Ames Bennet
Michael Slind: He Who Whispers by John Dickson Carr
Kerrie Smith: Poison in the Pen by Patricia Wentworth
Dan Stumpf: The House of the Seven Flies by Victor Canning
"TomCat": Beyond the Grave by Marcia Muller and Bill Pronzini and other "crossover" novels
Yvette Banek: The Roman Hat Mystery by "Ellery Queen"
"Zybahn": Re-Vamp edited by Die Booth and L. C. Hu
14 comments:
Here's one that was recommended off a FFB post a couple weeks ago.
Bad Debts by Peter Temple.
http://booksareforsquares.blogspot.com/2013/03/done-bad-debts-by-peter-temple.html
Mine is up, Todd: Dogs, Devils & Demons by Louis Vine.
Thanks, guys! Sorry I didn't check your blogs in advance.
Todd, I sent Patti my link yesterday... rats. Here you go.
http://wp.me/pCGOo-25s
Rick
No problem! Thanks.
I've got one this week, Todd. :)
Hey, Todd! I posted a reply for you on my blog. It's possible Typepad is having some problems...
Thanks, Yvette...another I should've checked!
Beverly, thanks...it did seem odd.
Thanks Todd - and have a great Easter.
Likewise, Sergio, particularly if you celebrate (western) Easter! Thank you.
Vielen Dank for the featured illustration, Todd. Appreciate you listing two of my posts, also.
Oh, the owner/writer at "Only Detect" blog is MICHAEL Slind, not Robert, BTW.
People will take what names they are assigned at Sweet Freedom...David!
Thanks. It's been a harried day.
And that was a good, if utterly in keeping, cover for FFM...thanks for bringing it out!
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