This week's books and more, unfairly (or sometimes fairly) neglected, or simply those the reviewers below think you might find of some interest (or, infrequently, you should be warned away from); certainly, most weeks we have a few not at all forgotten titles...if I've missed your review or someone else's, please let me know in comments. A good week for Westlake and Sanxay Holding, and a definite warning away from one filial sequel...Patricia Abbott: A Widow's Story by Joyce Carol Oates
Stacy Alesi: The D List: Fiction Reviews 1998-2013
Brad Bigelow: Emir by Rosemary Tonks
Les Blatt: The Man in Lower Ten by Mary Roberts Rinehart
Elgin Bleecker: Kitten with a Whip by "Wade Miller" (Bob Wade and Bill Miller)
Joachim Boaz: Mister Da V. and Other Stories by Kit Reed
Brian Busby: A Voice is Calling by Eric Cecil Morris
Christi Daughtery: LaBrava by Elmore Leonard
Martin Edwards: Speak of the Devil by Elisabeth Sanxay Holding
Peter Enfantino: Atlas (proto-Marvel) horror comics, August 1952
Peter Enfantino and Jack Seabrook: DC war comics, June 1975
Barry Ergang: Bank Shot by Donald Westlake
Will Errickson: Cutting Edge edited by Dennis Etchison
José Ignacio Escribano: Cold Hearts by Gunnar Staalesen (translated by Don Bartlett)
Curtis Evans: Banshee by Margaret Millar
Olman Feelyus: Miasma by Elisabeth Sanxay Holding; Davy by Edgar Pangborn
Paul Fraser: Tor.com Short Fiction, May/June 2019 edited by Ellen Datlow, Lee Harris, Patrick Nielsen Hayden and George R. R. Martin
John Grant: Ghostwalk by Rebecca Stott; The Last Weynfeldt by Martin Suter (translated by Steph Morris)
Aubrey Hamilton: A Perfect Match by Jill McGown; The Fox by Frederick Forsyth
Bev Hankins: A Hard Rain by Dean Wesley Smith
Rich Horton: Time and Again and some short fiction by Clifford D. Simak; David R. Bunch's fiction; Paolo Bacigalupi's short fiction; Song of Time by Ian R. MacLeod; William Rotsler's cartoons and illustration, and fiction
Jerry House: Pattern for Conquest by George O. Smith
Kate Jackson: Listening in the Dusk by Celia Fremlin; The Thirty-First of February by Julian Symon; The Key to Nicholas Street by Stanley Ellin
Tracy K: Colonel Butler's Wolf by Anthony Price
Colman Keane: The Soak and "The Lucky Dime" by Patrick E. Lean
George Kelley: Son of Holmes and Rasputin's Revenge by John Lescroart; The Case of the Missing Marquess by Nancy Springer
Joe Kenney: Voyage of Death by "Marc Cruz" (Dan Streib); The Assassin #3: Boston Bust-Out by Peter McCurtin
Rob Kitchin: Murder at the Savoy by Maj Sjöwall and Per Wahlöö (translated by Amy and Ken Knoespel)
BV Lawson: Blue Octavo by John Blackburn
Evan Lewis: "The Martian Slavers" by Joe Orlando and Wally Wood, Captain Science, June 1951, edited by Adolphe Barreaux
Steve Lewis: The Case of the Stuttering Bishop by Erle Stanley Gardner; Last Dance in Redondo Beach by Michael J. Katz; Sweet Treat by "Peter Duncan" (Butler Atkinson, Jr.)
James McGlothlin: The Best of "Murray Leinster" (Will F. Jenkins) edited by J. J. Pierce
Gideon Marcus: Analog: Science Fact-->Science Fiction, August 1964, edited by John W. Campbell, Jr.
John F. Norris: Gate of Ivory, Gate of Horn by Philip Craig
Juri Nummelin: Brothers Keepers by Donald E. Westlake
John O'Neill: Heroes and Horrors by Fritz Leiber
Shaun Osborne: Mute Witness by Robert L. "Pike" (Robert L. Fish)
Matt Paust: The Tale Teller by Anne Hillerman
Richard Robinson: Tunnel in the Sky by Robert Heinlein
Sandra Ruttan: American Skin by Ken Bruen
Gerard Saylor: American Fantastic Tales edited by Peter Straub
Laurence Senelick: "The Life and Death of Vaudeville" by Fred Allen
Steven H Silver: novels of "Piers Anthony" (P. A. D. Jacob)
Kevin Tipple: Crime Syndicate Magazine, Issue 2, 2016, edited by Michael Pool and Dietrich Kalteis
"TomCat": Till Death Do Us Part by John Dickson Carr; The Dead Don't Care by Jonathan Latimer
Bill Wallace: Evergreen Review, Spring 1959, edited by Barney Rosset and Donald Allen; Summer 1959, edited by Barney Rosset
8 comments:
Thanks, Todd!
Thanks as always, to you, Jack.
Thanks yet again for such a great list of interesting stuff, and for the links.
Likewise, Paul!
Thanks for the link, Todd.
Thank you, Paul (a Paul in the clear)
Todd – A belated thank you for doing the list and including my post.
Not at all, Elgin...thank you.
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