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Avid mystery fiction book blogger at classicmystery.blog - rediscoverer of Brian Flynn
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It's a thumbs up from Anthony Bathurst!
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I did get it right in the first paragraph... Fixed it now. Thanks
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Or if you read the blurb. Pretty sure I mentioned it...
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A book with a clue never seen before or since...
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Thanks, Sheila
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Still haven't convinced you on Death In Paradise though, have I? But yes, this is fabulous.
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There are three sort-of prequels that are just as good too…
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A @deanstpress.bsky.social cover for #murdereverymonday with a mirror on it? Well, it’s not out just yet but how’s this one?
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Du är valkommen. (Sorry, no Italian, I'm doing Swedish on Duolingo at the mo)
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Thanks, Sheila
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Not a fan of Allingham, I'm afraid. Any recommendations from the 40s?
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Thanks, Sheila
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Thanks, Jane. Much appreciated.
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And finally, Countdown John's thoughts on P D James' Shroud For A Nightingale
cjcjcountdownjohnschristiejournal.wordpress.com/2025/03/16/s...
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Time for a visit to Kate at crossexaminingcrime.com and her thoughts on Ellery Queen's The Four Of Hearts
crossexaminingcrime.wordpress.com/2025/04/13/t...
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Here are Brad's thoughts on a set of short stories inspired by Stephen Sondheim songs, along with his own experiences of Sondheim @ahsweetmystery.bsky.social
ahsweetmystery.com/2025/04/07/s...
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Over to JJ at The Invisible Event, and author of the very impressive The Red Death Murders and his thoughts on the latest Yukito Ayatsuji translation from @pushkinpress.com
theinvisibleevent.com/2025/04/10/t...
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Here's a review of a more traditional mystery from @mysteriesahoy.bsky.social if you can ever call Gladys Mitchell "traditional"...
mysteriesahoy.com/2025/03/05/l...
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And if you can't wait, two excellent, one interesting but flawed. You'll have to wait and see which one that is.
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Most have been done by the British Library but they weren't republished in order. Iirc, The Theft Of The Iron Dogs was the first
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The Lunesdale books by ECR Lorac are set in NW Lancashire