More Whodunits
Subtitle: The Second Borgo Press Book of Crime and Mystery Stories
By: edited by Robert Reginald
Publisher: Borgo Press
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 300
ISBN-13: 9781434435446
Copyright date: 2011
Table of contents: title: The Second Borgo Press Book of Crime and Mystery Stories; title: Sixteen great reads for another night of crime and punishment!; title: Contents:; title: A ghost is not always a ghost in John Russell Fearn’s “Chamber of Centuries”.; title: In 1936 columnist Alexander Brass learns why “He Couldn’t Fly”.; title: In 1930s’ Kansas, Lonni Lees’s “The Blue-Eyed Bandit”, a bank robber finally meets his match.; title: Detective Bentley Hollow returns to the world of high-priced collectibles in “The Fenton Art Glass Murder”, by Gary Lovisi.; title: Arthur Pym is pushed into a life of crime by both his wife and his mistress in Richard A. Lupoff’s “Triptych”.; title: In William Maltese’s “Tom Cruise’s Tightie-Whities”, an avid collector carries his fetish just a step too far.; title: In “The Affair of the Midnight Midget”, by Ardath Mayhar, Sherlock Holmes is absent from Baker Street, so Mrs. Hudson must pick up the pieces!; title: There are many ways in which crime impacts the soul, as A. R. Morlan aptly demonstrates in her gripping “Tattoo”.; title: Robert Reginald’s “Occam’s Razor” is a medieval mystery involving William of Occam and the Knights Templar.; title: “Some Unpublished Correspondence of the Younger Pliny”, by Darrell Schweitzer, has Pliny investigating a murder in second-century Asia Minor.; title: Brian Stableford also visits Roman times in his marvelous “The Gardens of Tantalus”.; title: “The Praetor” of Aurel Stancu must make his accounting in a very different way.; title: An English mansion is haunted by Gerald Verner’s “The Gray Monk” but Superintendent Budd soon finds the truth.; title: In Don Webb’s "The Divorce", separation takes on a whole new meaning!; title: "The Mystery of the Missing Meteor Field Carrots", by Lois June Wickstrom and Lucrecia Darling, is a delightful children’s fantasy mystery.; title: In George Zebrowski’s "The Wish in the Fear", is paranoia paranoia when it’s justified?