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- 18 August 2015
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- 26 September 2026
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#366: The Double Alibi (1934) by Noël Vindry [trans. John Pugmire 2018]
/2018/03/29/the-double-alibi-1934-by-noel-vindry-trans-john-pugmire-2018/
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#534: Adventures in Self-Publishing – The Opening Night Murders (2019) by James Scott Byrnside
/2019/06/04/534/
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#589: Reflections on Detection – The Knox Decalogue: An Introduction
/2019/11/05/knox-decalogue-introduction/
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#638: Death Out of Nowhere (1945) by Alexis Gensoul & Charles Grenier [trans. John Pugmire 2019]
/2020/02/27/death-out-of-nowhere-by-alexis-gensoul-charles-grenier/
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#6: The Phantom Passage (2005) by Paul Halter [trans. John Pugmire 2015]
/2015/08/26/6-the-phantom-passage-2005-by-paul-halter-trans-john-pugmire-2015/
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#19: Five to Try – Starting John Dickson Carr
/2015/09/26/19-five-to-try-starting-john-dickson-carr/
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#20: Policeman’s Evidence (1938) by Rupert Penny
/2015/09/30/20-policemans-evidence-1938-by-rupert-penny/
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#30: The Tokyo Zodiac Murders (1981) by Soji Shimada [trans. Ross & Shika Mackenzie 2004]
/2015/10/28/30-the-tokyo-zodiac-murders-1981-by-soji-shimada-trans-ross-shika-mackenzie-2004/
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#37: The Bishop’s Sword (1948) by Norman Berrow
/2015/11/11/37-the-bishops-sword-1948-by-norman-berrow/
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#48: The Kings of Crime – II: Jim Thompson, the King of Clubs
/2015/12/14/48-the-kings-of-crime-ii-jim-thompson-the-king-of-clubs/
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#49: The Talkative Policeman (1936) by Rupert Penny
/2015/12/16/49-the-talkative-policeman-1936-by-rupert-penny/
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#50: The Kings of Crime – III: Anthony Berkeley, the King of Diamonds
/2015/12/21/50-the-kings-of-crime-iii-anthony-berkeley-the-king-of-diamonds/
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#51: Two novellas – The Single Staircase (2012) and WDYG (2013) by Matt Ingwalson
/2015/12/22/51-two-novellas-the-single-staircase-2012-and-wdyg-2013-by-matt-ingwalson/
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#54: The Kings of Crime – IV: Erle Stanley Gardner, the King of Spades
/2015/12/28/54-the-kings-of-crime-iv-erle-stanley-gardner-the-king-of-spades/
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#61: The Footprints of Satan (1950) by Norman Berrow
/2016/01/13/61-the-footprints-of-satan-1950-by-norman-berrow/
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#65: On the Loss of the Rue Morgue Press – an open love letter
/2016/01/24/65-on-the-loss-of-the-rue-morgue-press-an-open-love-letter/
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#69: Death’s Mannikins, a.k.a. The Dolls of Death (1937) by Max Afford
/2016/02/03/69-deaths-mannikins-1937-by-max-afford/
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#70: Five to Try – Starting Paul Halter
/2016/02/06/70-five-to-try-starting-paul-halter/
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#75: The Border Line (1937) by Walter S. Masterman
/2016/02/24/75-the-border-line-1937-by-walter-s-masterman/
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