The Colonel, in the Garden, with the Impact of Wry Melancholy: Margaret Mayhew’s Detective Novels
I recently read six novels by Margaret Mayhew, after stumbling across her work in the back catalogue of Joffe Books …
I recently read six novels by Margaret Mayhew, after stumbling across her work in the back catalogue of Joffe Books …
This is a guest post by Penelope Wallace, author of the “Ragaris” novels. Penelope and I have been taking about …
Murder to Music was published in 1959, the first novel of a promising detective novelist who apparently then left the …
Textual criticism isn’t a discipline often employed in the study of detective fiction, as far as I know. The establishing …
Given that Cover Her Face is a P.D. James novel named after a line from The Duchess of Malfi, and …
Here’s another detective novel paperback which seems to drastically misunderstand the story it contains. Or has it? After my previous …
Whilst rummaging around the primary texts for my current research project (a study of the novels of Agatha Christie), I …
This is a guest post by A.J. Hall, a lawyer, sailor and writer. She can be found on Twitter @legionseagle …
This is a guest post by A.J. Hall, a lawyer, sailor and writer. She can be found on Twitter @legionseagle …