Behind the Crimson Blind, by “Carter Dickson,” aka John Dickson Carr (Dell, 1953). This was Carr’s 21st Sir Henry Merrivale mystery. Cover illustration by Gail Phillips.
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Tuesday, February 08, 2022
PaperBack: “Behind the Crimson Blind”
Part of a series honoring the late author and blogger Bill Crider.
Behind the Crimson Blind, by “Carter Dickson,” aka John Dickson Carr (Dell, 1953). This was Carr’s 21st Sir Henry Merrivale mystery. Cover illustration by Gail Phillips.
Behind the Crimson Blind, by “Carter Dickson,” aka John Dickson Carr (Dell, 1953). This was Carr’s 21st Sir Henry Merrivale mystery. Cover illustration by Gail Phillips.
Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Carr Talk
It was 36 years ago today, on February 27, 1977, that author John Dickson Carr--an American recognized as being an expert developer of locked-room mysteries--died in South Carolina at age 70. His granddaughter and fellow author Shelly Dickson Carr
observes this anniversary in her new blog, which also promises to tell more stories about Carr in the near future. I look forward to reading those.
(Hat tip to The Bunburyist.)
(Hat tip to The Bunburyist.)
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