Among the many crime novels being highlighted in this week’s collection of “forgotten books” posts is J.B. O’Sullivan’s 1953

work,
I Die Possessed, about which
I wrote earlier this week in Kirkus Reviews. Other books mentioned:
Some of Your Blood, by Theodore Sturgeon;
The Sins of the Fathers, by Lawrence Block;
The Tough Die Hard, by Robert Martin;
Corpus Delectable, by Talmage Powell;
Love Lies Bleeding, by Edmund Crispin;
Mermaids, by Margaret Millar;
Whom Gods Destroy, by Clifton Adams;
May You Die in Ireland, by Michael Kenyon;
The Case of Mr. Cassidy, by William Targ;
Remember to Kill Me, by Hugh Pentecost;
A Killing in Comics, by Max Allan Collins;
The Death of Colonel Mann, by Cynthia Peale;
The House in November, by Keith Laumer;
Little Odessa, by Joseph Koenig; and
The Cry of the Owl, by Patricia Highsmith.
You’ll find the full list of posts
in Todd Mason’s Sweet Freedom.
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