Ellery Queen's poetic justice
Subtitle: 23 stories of crime, mystery, and detection by world-famous poets from Geoffrey Chaucer to Dylan Thomas.
Contributors: Queen, Ellery, comp.
Publisher: New American Library
Published: 1967
Place of publication: [New York]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 300
Subjects: Detective and mystery stories.
Table of contents: title: The pardoner's tale, by G. Chaucer.; title: The Vicar of Wakefield sells a horse, by O. Goldsmith.; title: The two drovers, by Sir W. Scott.; title: Darvell, by G. Gordon, Lord Byron.; title: The notary of Perigueux, by H. W. Longfellow.; title: The man of the crowd, by E. A. Poe.; title: One wicked impulse, by W. Whitman.; title: My maiden brief, by W. S. Gilbert.; title: The three strangers, by T. Hardy.; title: Markheim, by R. L. Stevenson.; title: The crucifixion of the outcast, by W. B. Yeats.; title: The return of Imray, by R. Kipling.; title: The blast of the book, G. K. Chesterton.; title: Raines law arrest, by J. Masefield.; title: Whitemail, by J. Kilmer.; title: Smith and Jones, by C. Ailken.; title: The murder in the fishing cat, by E. St. Vincent Millay.; title: Testimony after death, by M. Van Doren.; title: The Steinpilz method, by R. Graves.; title: A gentleman of fortune, by S. V. Benét.; title: The three d's, by O. Nash.; title: The club, by M. Rukeyser.; title: The old woman upstairs, by D. Thomas.