Tony Baer: Lady Sings the Blues by Billie Holiday (with William Duffy)
Frank Babics: Paingod and Other Delusions by Harlan Ellison
grouped presentations (audio links): Pacificon II, September, 1964:"Anthony Boucher" (William White): "Use of Crime and Suspense Fiction Ideas in Science Fiction"; Karen Anderson, Poul Anderson, Bruce Pelz, Dian Pelz, George Scithers: "The World of Sword and Sorcery"; Richard Lupoff, Ron Ellik, Wally Weber, Arthur Thomson, Joe Gibson: "Ideas and Imagination in Fanzines"
Ben Boulden: The Wolf in the Clouds by Ron Faust
Randal S. Brandt: Plunder of the Sun by David Dodge, and the film adapted from it
Brian Busby: A Japanese Nightingale by "Onoto Watanna" [Winnifred Eaton]
Bill Crider: Among the Gently Mad by Nicholas Basbanes
"DforDoom": Murder on the Way! by Theodore Roscoe
Martin Edwards: Dream of Fair Women by Charlotte Armstrong
Will Errickson: Moths by Rosalind Ashe
Jose Ignacio Escribano Garcia-Bosque: Murder, M.D. by John Street
Curtis Evans: The Cavalier's Cup by "Carter Dickson"/John Dickson Carr
Aubrey Hamilton: The Tunnel Mystery by J. Lenehan
Bev Hankins: Murder in the Caravan and Murder in the Grave by Irina Shapiro
Lesa Holstine: Of All Sad Words by Bill Crider
Kate Jackson: Death of a Stray Cat by Jean Potts; my top 5 mysteries of the 1920s
Tracy K: Death by Accident by Bill Crider
Kaggsy: The Reader and the Writer by Christa Wolf
George Kelley: Space Ships! Ray Guns! Martian Octopoids!: Interviews with Science Fiction Legends transcribed and edited by Richard Wolinsky
B. V. Lawson: Murder Among Friends by Elizabeth Ferrars
Steve Lewis: The House of Blue Lights by Robert J. Bowman
Marcia Muller: The Case of the Moth-Eaten Mink by Erle Stanley Gardner
Neeru: Frame-Up by Andrew Garve
J. F. Norris: The Croaking Raven by Gladys Mitchell
Jim Noy: Sorceror's House by Gerald Verner
"Paperback Warrior": the Mac Bolan series, created by Don Pendleton
"Puzzle Doctor": The Judas Window by "Carter Dickson" (John Dickson Carr)
James Reasoner: The Fast Buck by Ross Laurence
Kevin Tipple: At What Cost by James L'Etoile
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Thanks for your support, Todd!
Not at all, Jack--it's been an impressive project! I've been glad to add any data Or eyetracks I could over the years!
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