Sergio Angelini: And All Through the House by "Ed McBain"
Ben Boulden: The Sundown Speech by Loren D. Estleman
Brian Busby: "No Pattern for Life" by Frances Shelley Wees
Bill Crider: "Mr. Pickwick and the Body Snatchers" by Bill Crider (limited time access)
Scott A. Cupp: The Memoirs of Solar Pons by August Derleth
William Deeck: The Deadly Combo by John Farr
Martin Edwards: Mr. Bowling Buys a Newspaper by Donald Henderson
Fred Fitch: Castle in the Air by Donald Westlake
Barry Gardner: Sheets, Goats and Soap by John Malcolm
Kaye George: Fighting Chance by B.K. Stevens
Ed Gorman: The Innocent Mrs. Duff by Elisabeth Sanxay Holding
Rich Horton: The Morals of Marcus Ordeyne by William J. Locke
Jerry House: Mark Kilby Stands Alone by "Robert Craine Frazer" (John Creasey)
TracyK: The Small World of Murder by Elizabeth Ferrars
George Kelley: Jeeves and the Yule-Tide Spirit by P. G. Wodehouse
Margot Kinberg: A Madras Miasma by Brian Stoddart
Rob Kitchin: Rough Riders by Charlie Stella
Kate Laity: "Little Joe the Krampus Met" by K. A. Laity
Steve Lewis: Man Bait by Jack Liston; "The Day of the Bullet" by Staney Ellin
Todd Mason: Howard Browne's magazines at Ziff-Davis, and the related developments
Carol Matic: Blue Willow by Doris Gates
James Reasoner: Christmas Out West edited by Bill Pronzini and Martin Harry Greenberg
John F. Norris: "Advent Ghosts" by John Norris
Gerard Saylor: "Stories from the Secret War" by Terrence M. Burke
Steve Scott: "John D. MacDonald" by David T. Warner
Kevin Tipple: Never Kill a Cat and Other Stories by "Miles Archer"
"TomCat": There May Be Danger by Ianthe Jerrold
Prashant Trikannad: In Bitter Chill by Sarah Ward
8 comments:
Good list. I feel derelict. Hosting next Friday, too?
Rather more promptly, yes. My inability to stay awake is concerning.
More coffee.
Hi cocoa, low sugar dark chocolate helps.
There's always deadline fear, and the adrenalin it pumps. More effective for me than anything else. I should have something for you by end of day tomorrow. Working on Robert Pirsig and the sound of a one-lung motorcycle engine coughing.
Thanks for the shout out! SO much good reading on your list. Lots of sites I missed in my blog reading this month.
Thank you, Ruth...and I hope you do look in on the books end here, too...
Looking forward to it, Matt...though Thursday is Monthly Underappreciated Music...I always tie Pirsig in with the likes of Richard Brautigan..if you meet the Buddha on a rice-burner mini-bike, one-stroke him...
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