My review of the excellent Monsieur Lazhar can be found at Crimespree Cinema.Patti Abbott, Ball Four, Jim Bouton
Sergio Angelini, The Tiger Among Us, Leigh Brackett
Joe Barone, Now and Then, Robert B. Parker
Brian Busby, Leo Orenstein
Bill Crider, The Silent Gondoliers, William Goldman
Scott Cupp, RGK, The Art of Ray Krenkel
Martin Edwards, Nemesis at Raifnham, J.J. Connington
Ed Gorman, American Murders, Jon and Rita Breen
Jerry House, Prime Suspect, ed. Bill Pronzini and Martin Greenberg
Randy Johnson, The Hanging Tree and Other Stories,
George Kelley, Five Novels of the 1940s and 1950s, David Goodis
Margot Kinberg, The Shape of Water, Andrea Camilleri
B.V. Lawson, The Moving Toyshop, Edmund Crispin
Evan Lewis, Jimgrin and Aldah's Peace. Talbot Mundy
Steve Lewis, Relentless Gun, Giles a Lutz
Todd Mason, The Best of the West, ed. Joe R. Lansdale
J.F. Norris, The Room Upstairs, Mildred Davis
David Rachels, Scorpions Reef, Charles Williams
James Reasoner, Marching Sands, Harold A. Lamb
Gerard Saylor, Winning Can Be Murder, Bill Crider
Ron Scheer, The Story of Mary MacLane, Mary MacLane
Bill Selnes, Meltdown, Martin Baker
Kerrie Smith, Rumpole a La Carte, John Mortimer
Kevin Tipple/Barry Ergang, Instruments of Night, Thomas H. Cook
TomCat, The Emperor's Snuffbox, John Dickson Carr
Prashant C. Trikannad, Beyond the Black Stump, Nevil Shute
Wuthering Willow, The After House, Mary Roberts Rinehart
Zybahn, The Killer Angels, Michael Shaara (and an exploration of years without Pulitzer Prizes)
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Patti - As ever, thanks so much for including my post, and Happy 4th Birthday to one of my favourite series in blogdom! Thanks for doing this feature.
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