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The Passing Tramp

Wandering through the mystery genre, book by book.

  • By Curtis Evans
  • Based in United States of America
  • Roughly three posts per month
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Month starting Posts
Jun 2022 2
Jul 2022 2
Aug 2022 4
Sep 2022 9
Oct 2022 5
Nov 2022 3
Dec 2022 3
Jan 2023 3
Feb 2023 2
Mar 2023 5
Apr 2023 2
May 2023 2
Jun 2023 2
Jul 2023 2
Aug 2023 1
Sep 2023 2
Oct 2023 3
Nov 2023 0
Dec 2023 6
Jan 2024 3
Feb 2024 4
Mar 2024 0
Apr 2024 6
May 2024 1
Jun 2024 5
Jul 2024 4

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Most recent posts

Shinju: The 1939 Deaths of Sir William and Lady (Beatrice) Reid and the Genesis of Agatha Christie's Elephants Can Remember (1972)
"Did her mother kill her father or was it the father who killed the mother?"--Bossy Mrs. Burton-Cox badgers Ariadne Oliver about the deaths of General Sir Alistair Ravenscroft and Lady Ravenscroft in Elephants Can Remember"I …
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Elephant Talk: Some Observations about Digressions in Elephants Can Remember (1972), by Agatha Christie
"I was really thinking of elephants....what we really have got to do is to get at the people who are like elephants. Because elephants, they say, don't forget."--Ariadne Oliver in Elephants Can Remember (1972)Earlier this …
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Into the Woods: Dean Street Press is Reprinting the Detective Fiction of Sara Woods (Eileen Mary Lana Hutton Bowen Judd), 1916-1985
Today I am most pleased to announce that Dean Street Press is reprinting the Antony Maitland detective fiction of Anglo-Canadian mystery writer Sara Woods (1916-1985), aka Eileen Mary Lana Hutton Bowen Judd. I.As the decade …
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