In addition to Jeff Cohen’s reassessment on this page of Someone Is Killing the Great Chefs of Europe, by Nan and Ivan Lyons, the blogosphere today provides a full helping of “forgotten” crime-related works worth finding once more. Among the recommended titles: Case for Three Detectives, by Leo Bruce; In Stony Silence, by Kay Mitchell; The Silence of the Rain, by Luiz Alfredo Garcia-Roza; Two Heads Are Better, by Elliott Lewis; Bleeding of the Innocents, by Jo Bannister; Scarlet Riders, edited by Don Hutchison; Long Time Gone, by J.A. Jance; The Woman in White, by Wilkie Collins (not so forgotten, but always worth passing on to younger readers who haven’t yet discovered Collins); and Plotting and Writing Suspense Fiction, by Patricia Highsmith.
Series organizer Patti Abbott serves up a complete list of today’s participating blogs here, plus another four dusty finds, including The Brading Collection, by Patricia Wentworth.
Friday, September 18, 2009
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