Having curbed the slaughter in his first two books, S.S. van Dine’s early promise that The Greene Murder Case (1928) is “the first complete and unedited history of the Greene holocaust&…| The Invisible Event
The recent publication of the tenth and eleventh volumes of James Ronald’s stories of crime and detection by Moonstone Press turned my mind back to the opportunity to read one of his novels t…| The Invisible Event
Philo Vance is mighty annoyin’, don’t y’know? He needs, as Ogden Nash famously wrote, “a kick in the pance.” And yet, a single kick would probably be enough—espe…| Only Detect
There’s joy in your heart, a spring in your step, a tune in your soul — could it be that The Men Who Explain Miracles are here with another episode of their universally listened-to-by-s…| The Invisible Event
Apparently, you either love Philo Vance — dilettante, bon vivant, sleuth — or you wish to give him the much-vaunted “kick in the pance”. I, having read his sixth inves…| The Invisible Event
