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I last did one of these posts at the end of 2017 , and have been rather too busy talking about books to concentrate on such...

“Now you take this guy who was killed New Year’s Eve. If he was gonna be killed, why couldn’t he have had his passport on him, or a...

If the genre’s Golden Age had one commendable attribute, it’s that there was no pressure to outdo previous entries in a...

It’s all been leading to this. We started with over 100 names, which were whittled down before any voting to the...

I first read Green for Danger (1944) by Christianna Brand about 12 years ago on the back of enthusiastic Agatha Christie...

This second entry in Marthe Jocelyn’s Aggie Morton series — featuring juvenile sleuths inspired by both Agatha Christie and...

God, I love Cornell Woolrich. The more Woolrich I read, the more I come to realise that his strengths lie not so much in...

In the same year that Agatha Christie mixed sight-seeing and shipboard slaughter in Death on the Nile (1937), Freeman Wills Crofts...

Well, it seems that you write off Enid Blyton at your peril…! In my defence, after opening the Five Find-Outers series...

It’s getting very exciting now. We started with 64 of the most prestigious and admired detectives from...

In the back of my mind when I started The Invisible Event was the idea that exactly half of what I’d post about would...