A tumultuous week (and one with at least two Perry Mason novel reviews, and two of Anita Blackmon's reprint), and a day with several delays and an odd glitch which ate an earlier version of this post. Spare a thought for Bill Crider, facing tough sledding of late; and there's a sweet eulogy for Richard Robinson's tomcat Espresso just up. Sorry for the delay, folks...Patti will be back at the compilation task next week. Sergio Angelini: Widows by "Ed McBain" [an 87th Precinct novel]
Mark Baker: The Last Coyote by Michael Connolly [a Harry Bosch novel]
Yvette Banek: Death in the Stocks by Georgette Heyer
the BareBones staff: E. C. Comics, June 1951
Joe Barone: The Tumbler by Peter Bowen
Les Blatt: There Is No Return by Anita Blackmon
Elgin Bleecker: The Case of the Sun Bather's Diary by Erle Stanley Gardner [a Perry Mason novel]
Brian Busby: The Cashier by Gabrielle Roy
Bill Crider: Dead Horse by Walter Satterthwait
William Deeck: Campaign Trail by the Gordons
Martin Edwards: The Davidson Case by John Rhode
Will Errickson: Résumé with Monsters by William Browning Spencer; The Landlady by Constance Rauch; the Horrorscope series by Robert Lory
Curt Evans: Helen Reilly and her daughters, Ursula Curtiss and Mary "McMullen" (and brother James Reilly)
Fred Fitch: Drowned Hopes by Donald Westlake
Paul Fraser: The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, December 1950 edited by Anthony Boucher and J. Francis McComas; Galaxy Science Fiction, December 1950 edited by H. L. Gold
Ed Gorman: Bone Justice by Elizabeth Fackler
John Grant: The Bone Magician by F. E. Higgins
Rich Horton: The Spy in the Ointment by Donald Westlake
Jerry House: Rocket Jockey by "Philip St. John" ("Lester del Rey")
Tracy K: Shot in Detroit by Patricia Abbott
George Kelley: Thrillers: 100 Must Reads edited by David Morrell and Hank Wagner (previous review that sparked this one)
Margot Kinberg: Our Trespasses by Steph Avery; Ngaio Marsh Award shortlist/judging
Rob Kitchin: The Dirtiest Race in History by Richard Moore
B. V. Lawson: The Cape Cod Mystery by Phoebe Atwood Taylor
Steve Lewis: The Case of the Sun Bather's Diary by Erle Stanley Gardner [a Perry Mason novel]
Todd Mason: the spoken word/reading albums (and files) of Theodore Sturgeon
John F. Norris: All for the Love of a Lady by Leslie Ford
Juri Nummelin: SF Pornography [an index] by Kenneth R. Johnson
Mathew Paust: Lies My Mother Never Told Me by Kaylie Jones
Mildred Perkins: Those Across the River and Necromancer's House by Christopher Buehlman
James Reasoner: Dropsie Avenue: The Neighborhood by Will Eisner
Richard Robinson: The Allingham Case-Book by Margery Allingham
Mark Rose: My Father, the Pornographer by Chris Offutt
Peter Rozovsky: Peter Rabe's novels
Gerard Saylor: Rough Riders by Charlie Stella; Anything Goes by Richard S. Wheeler
Steve Scott: "Labor Supply" by John D. MacDonald; "Salute to Courage" and "Tank-Town Matador" by John D. MacDonald; Elmore Leonard on John D. MacDonald
Kerrie Smith: Weekend with Death by Patricia Wentworth
Raquel Stecher: Into the Dark by Mark A. Vieira
Richard Strauss: The Mysterious Traveler Mystery Reader, September 1952 edited by Robert Arthur
Kevin R. Tipple: Holy Moly by Ben Rehder
"TomCat": The Secrets of Terror Castle by Robert Arthur [a Three Investigators novel]; Nothing Like Blood by Leo Bruce; locked-room mysteries, an anthology proposed
Prashant Trikannad: forthcoming novels
Thanks, Todd!
ReplyDeleteNot at all, Jack. Thank you. More lists coming over the next day or so.
ReplyDeleteA great list, Todd, and many thanks for the mention.
ReplyDeleteI, too, have frequently misread the title of that McBain novel as Windows, but . . .
Curt's essay on Helen Reilly and her daughters is a must-read.
Hah. The nature of the day and its typos!
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