Parisians reading.
Thanks to Rick Robinson for organizing the last month's worth of choices.
Friday Forgotten Books: The Summing Up
May 14, 2010
Bill Crider: Shoot the President, Are You Mad? by Frank McAuliffe
David Cranmer: Land of Always Night by Kenneth Robeson
Ed Gorman: The American Vein: Directors & Directions in Television By Christopher Wicking & Tise Vahimagi
Evan Lewis: Mr. Strang by Carroll John Daly
George Kelley: How Like an Angel by Margaret Millar
James Reasoner: Outlaw Canyon by Lewis B. Patten
Kerri Smith: Looking for Mr. Goodbar by Judith Rossner
Martin Edwards: Sweet Adelaide by Julian Symons
Paul Bishop: Black Bartlemy’s Treasure by Jeffery Farnol
Randy Johnson: Downtown by Ed McBain
Richard Robinson: The Wolves of Savernake by Edward Marston
Steve Lewis: Lady With the Dice by Joel Townsley Rogers
Thomas Kaufman: The Black Path of Fear by Cornell Woolrich
Todd Mason: Romances by Jack Finney, Kate Wilhelm, Joyce Carol Oates, Joanna Russ, Maggie Gee, Richard Matheson and Margaret Atwood
May 21, 2010
B.V. Lawson: Emily Dickenson is Dead by Jane Langton
Bill Crider: Shoot the President, Are You Mad? by Frank McAuliffe
Ed Gorman: With Folded Hands…and Searching Mind by Jack Williamson
Evan Lewis: Is A Ship Burning? by Richard Sale
George Kelley: The John Thunstone stories by Manly Wade Wellman
James Reasoner: The Star Smasher by Edmund Hamilton
Kerri Smith: Coma by Robin Cook
Le0pard13: Different Seasons by Stephen king
Martin Edwards: Murder at Shots Hall by Maureen Sarsfield
Patrick Lennon: Thumbprint by Friedrich Glauser
Patti Abbott: The Clockmaker by Georges Simenon
Paul Bishop: The Killer Mine by Hammond Innes
Randy Johnson: The Vampire Affair (Man From U.N.C.L.E #9) by David McDaniel
Richard Robinson: The Wall Around he World by Theodore R. Cogswell
Steve Lewis: The Valley of the Creeping Men by Rayburn Crowley
Todd Mason: Best SF, 1971 edited by Harry Harrison and Brian Aldus,
Todd Mason: Best SF, 1971 edited by Harry Harrison and Brian Aldiss: Year’s Finest Fantasy edited by Terry Carr (1978)
May 28, 2010
Bill Crider: The Slavers by Richard Telfair
Craig Clarke: The Farm by Scott Nicholson
Evan Lewis: Secret Agent X-9 by Dashiell Hammett and Alex Raymond
George Kelley: Of All the Bloody Cheek by Frank McAuliffe
Irene Fleming: Drink to Yesterday by Manning Coles
James Reasoner: Kingdom of the Blue Corpses by Brant House
Kerrie Smith: The Greenway by Jane Adams
Le0pard13: (film) The Dirty Dozen
Martin Edwards: The Cambridge Murders by Adam Broome
Paul Bishop: This is a Bust by Ed Lin
Paul Brazill: Ritual in the Dark by Colin Wilson
Randy Johnson: Girls on Sin Street by Larry Maddock (Jack Jardine)
Richard Robinson: The Case of the Real Perry Mason by Dorothy B. Hughes
Steve Lewis: Death and the Chapman by Kate Sedley
Terrie Farley Moran – A Nun in the Closet by Dorothy Gilman
Todd Mason: Uncollected Crimes edited by Bill Pronzini and Martin H. Greenberg; Uncollected Stars edited by Barry Malzberg, Piers Anthony, Charles G. Waugh and Martin Harry Greenberg; FINE FRIGHTS: STORIES THAT SCARED ME….edited by Ramsey Campbell
The Summing Up, Friday, June 4, 2010
Lou Alin, The Thirty-Nine Steps, John Buchan
Joe Barone, The Shape of Water, Andrea Camilleri
Paul Bishop, Double Play, Ed McBain
Craig Clarke, The Big Rock Candy Mountain, Wallace Stegner
David Cranmer: The Stonor Case (play) by Conan Doyle
Bill Crider, A Cool Breeze on the Underground, Don Winslow
Mike Dennis, Cassidy's Girl, David Goodis
Loren Eaton, Starman Jones, Robert Heinlein
Martin Edwards, Julian Symons Remembered, John Walsdorf and Kathleen Symons.
Gar Elliott, Ladies' Man, Richard Price
Ed Gorman, Murder Among Children, Tucker Coe (Donald Westlake)
George Kelley, The Infinite Cage, Keith Laumer
Randy Johnson, The Sword of Lankor, Howard L. Cory (Jack Jardine)
B.V. Lawson, A Night at the Cemetery, Anton Chekhov
Le0pard13: Fail-Safe by Eugene Harvey and Burdick Wheeler
Evan Lewis, 77 Sunset Strip, Roy Huggins
Steve Lewis/Edward D. Hoch, The Big Bow Mystery, Israel Zangwill
Steve Lewis: The Invisible Host by Gwen Bristow and Bruce Manning
Todd Mason, The Years with Ross, James Thurber
James Reasoner, Lawless Guns, Dudley Dean
Rick Robinson, Beginning Operations, James White
Kerrie Smith, Death in Dreamtime, S. H. Courtier
Andrew Taylor, Caleb Williams, William Godwin
4 comments:
Always nice to see a thumbs-up for Thumbprint and the great Glauser.
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You both are!
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