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| Now available again, as of this week in QP & ebook from Down & Out Books |
Walter Albert: The Dracula Caper by Simon Hawke
Nigel Bird: Monkey Justice and Other Stories by Patricia Abbott
Ben Blatt: Maigret Enjoys Himself by Georges Simenon (translated by Donald Watson); More Work for the Undertaker by Margery Allingham
Elgin Bleecker: Invitation to Violence by Lionel White
John Boston: Amazing: Fact and Science Fiction Stories, October 1963, edited by Cele Goldsmith Lalli
John Grant: Broadway Virgin by Lois Bull; The Shadow Collector's Apprentice by Amy Gordon; Blueprint for Murder by Roger Bax; The Blue Movie Murders by "Ellery Queen" (in this instance, Edward D. Hoch)
Rich Horton: Closed Shutters by Frances and Edward LaRocque Tinker; Letters from the Flesh by Marcos Donnelly; Treasures of Time by Penelope Lively; novels of Laurence Janifer; stories by Nina Kiriki Hoffman; Lucky Jim by Kingsley Amis; "The Meeting" by Frederik Pohl and C. M. Kornbluth; "Eurema's Dam" by R. A. Lafferty
George Kelley: Black Moon: The Complete Stories of Jules de Grandin, Volume 5 by Seabury Quinn; Monkey Justice and Other Stories by Patricia Abbott
Steve Lewis: "The House of Kaa" by Richard Sale, Ten Detective Aces, February 1934, edited by A. A. Wyn; The Case of the Baited Hook by Erle Stanley Gardner; Deadly Resurrection by James T. Doyle; "Teratohippus" by Robert L. Davis, Worlds of If, November-December 1972, edited by Ejler Jakobsson; Enter a Murderer by Ngaio Marsh
Matt Paust: Not Quite Dead Enough [includes "Booby Trap"]: Two Novellas by Rex Stout; Nadja on Nadja by Tsipi Keller
Mildred Perkins: Cinder by Merissa Meyer
Victoria Silverwolf: Fantastic: Stories of Imagination, May 1963, edited by Cele Goldsmith Lalli
Barrie Summy: Monkey Justice by Patricia Abbott
"R. T.": Salt River by James Sallis
Barrie Summy: Monkey Justice by Patricia Abbott
"R. T.": Salt River by James Sallis
Kevin Tipple: Monkey Justice and Other Stories by Patricia Abbott; Black Cat Mystery Magazine, January 2019, edited by John Gregory Betancourt and Carla Coupe
12 comments:
Might take a look at your fonts, most of it is (almost?) too small to read...
Yes. Blogspot loves to fail in various ways when it takes a mind to. I ended up running the fonts through Gmail and repasting that into Blogsplggio.
Also, it's telling me at the moment that No One, zero, has looked at this post...making your noting of the typographical weirdness an act of remote viewing in the psychic manner...
Perhaps we are having a seance.
Oooo, I feel all floaty and stuff. Hand me that plate of brownies, will ya?
Looks fine now on my iPad.
It should, Rick...I was in the process of fixing it when you wrote...no good idea why it wanted to collapse the font size of all but every tenth line, but it's done that before, and resists all attempts to remove the variant typeface coding. It's charming. The Gmail trick works rather well, but usually needs some fine-tuning...but it's a very quick fix.
Matt, I'll suggest it's more of a Gestalt. I see the "hit" counter is shaking off its stupor as well...
Thanks, folks.
Some good stuff here -- many thanks! And many thanks for the mention.
Thank you, Paul.
Thanks for collecting all this information, and thank you very much for the link.
De nada, Jose, y gracias a ti tambien!
Thanks for the links!
Thank you, Jack--glad your quest for info paid off thus!
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