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Paperback. Etat : New. Impossible crime stories have delighted readers since the invention of detective fiction as puzzle-lovers sought more cerebral entertainment. Following on from Miraculous Mysteries, CWA Diamond Dagger Award-winning crime writer Martin Edwards brings together a whole new casebook of mystifying locked room mysteries and impossible crimes. Featuring more great stories by John Dickson Carr, Julian Symons and Margery Allingham alongside newly rediscovered writers, this selection of stories will bring you more insight into one of the most celebrated and dazzling sub-genres of detective fiction.

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Paperback. Etat : New. Impossible crime stories have delighted readers since the invention of detective fiction as puzzle-lovers sought more cerebral entertainment. Following on from Miraculous Mysteries, CWA Diamond Dagger Award-winning crime writer Martin Edwards brings together a whole new casebook of mystifying locked room mysteries and impossible crimes. Featuring more great stories by John Dickson Carr, Julian Symons and Margery Allingham alongside newly rediscovered writers, this selection of stories will bring you more insight into one of the most celebrated and dazzling sub-genres of detective fiction.

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SingleIssueMagazine. Etat : Good-. Vol. 10, no. 46. Cover by George Salter. Includes "Corkscrew" (Continental Op) by Dashiell Hammett; "Alderman Tommy Drops In" by Clarence Budington Kelland; "Case of the Gentleman Poet" by Eric Ambler; "The Flying Corpse' by A. E. Martin; "The Shot That Waited" by Vincent Cornier; "The Other Side of the Curtain" by Helen McCloy; "The Perfect Crime" by Kingsley Tufts; "Hold-Up" by Channing Pollock. Spine tears with tape mends, inside and out; tanning; soiling, and minor stains; edge and corner wear with short tears and minor losses; center page loose from lower staple. Book.

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Paperback. Etat : New. Impossible crime stories have delighted readers since the invention of detective fiction as puzzle-lovers sought more cerebral entertainment. Following on from Miraculous Mysteries, CWA Diamond Dagger Award-winning crime writer Martin Edwards brings together a whole new casebook of mystifying locked room mysteries and impossible crimes. Featuring more great stories by John Dickson Carr, Julian Symons and Margery Allingham alongside newly rediscovered writers, this selection of stories will bring you more insight into one of the most celebrated and dazzling sub-genres of detective fiction.

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First Edition. Rare monthly magazine with crime short stories. Softcovers, spine a little worn but generally VG\n\nContents identified by Mike Ashley as:\n\n310 Cold Lady [Foreign Legion] P. C. Wren ss This Week February 20 1938, as ?He Promised His Wife?; illustrated by Caney\n318 I Fly for Spain Lieutenant Eugene Finick ar; illustrated by S. Tresilian\n329 How Much Do You Know? [uncredited] qz\n330 A Coroner?s Cases: The Man Who Passed Out T. J. R. Sennocke ss; illustrated by Zec\n336 The Gilt Lily [Barnabas Hildreth] Vincent Cornier ss; illustrated by Jack M. Faulks\n346 Hunting Giant Butterflies L. Hugh Newman ar\n356 None but the Brave Arthur Tuckerman ss The American Magazine March 1936; illustrated by Michael\n366 We Called Him Thomas! [Joseph Jorkens] Lord Dunsany ss; illustrated by Batt\n376 Pearlies, Fevvers and All! Laurie Tayler ar; illustrated by Laurie Tayler\n379 Are You Quite Certain? [uncredited] qz\n380 Summer Moonshine [Part 8 of 8] P. G. Wodehouse n. The Saturday Evening Post July 24 1937 (+7); illustrated by Charles Crombie\n395 The Merrythought Various hu; illustrated by Field Smith\n_395 Ingenuity Almey St. John Adcock pm\n398 Mainly About Motors Alan C. Hess cl\n399 Stamps and Stamp Collecting F. Hugh Vallancey cl\n400 This, That and the Other Major Domo cl\n407 A Number of Things The Editor ed.

First Edition. Rare monthly magazine with crime short stories. Softcovers, spine a little worn but generally VG\n\nContents identified by Mike Ashley as:\n\n206 The Eloping Hidalga [Captain Peter Blood] Rafael Sabatini nv The American Magazine July 1936, as ?Blood Money?\n216 The Maginot Line: France?s Curtain of Fire T. R. Ybarra ar\n223 One Proud Lady Herbert Shaw ss\n230 The Phantom Ship Frederick Hazlitt Brennan vi Collier?s September 7 1935\n232 Exposures Extraordinary Fenn Sherie ar\n244 The Escape Langford Reed pm\n246 Wolf Silver Vincent Cornier ss\n257 Private Detection Denis Mackail ss\n266 Secrets of the Death Squad Reg Kavanagh ar\n273 How Much Do You Know? [uncredited] qz\n274 All Square! Edgar Jepson & Robert Eustace ss\n282 The Changing World: Palestine?s Problem Stephen King-Hall ar\n285 Taking the Air Max Saltmarsh ss\n292 Merrythought Various hu\n295 Mack?s Puzzle Page Mack pz\n296 The Adventure of the Blameless Bigamist The Very Rev. C. A. Alington ss\n300 Stamps and Stamp Collecting F. Hugh Vallancey cl\n301 This, That and the Other Major Domo cl\n306 Answers to ?How Much Do You Know?? [uncredited] ms\n206 The Eloping Hidalga [Captain Peter Blood] Rafael Sabatini nv The American Magazine July 1936, as ?Blood Money?\n216 The Maginot Line: France?s Curtain of Fire T. R. Ybarra ar\n223 One Proud Lady Herbert Shaw ss\n230 The Phantom Ship Frederick Hazlitt Brennan vi Collier?s September 7 1935\n232 Exposures Extraordinary Fenn Sherie ar\n244 The Escape Langford Reed pm\n246 Wolf Silver Vincent Cornier ss\n257 Private Detection Denis Mackail ss\n266 Secrets of the Death Squad Reg Kavanagh ar\n273 How Much Do You Know? [uncredited] qz\n274 All Square! Edgar Jepson & Robert Eustace ss\n282 The Changing World: Palestine?s Problem Stephen King-Hall ar\n285 Taking the Air Max Saltmarsh ss\n292 Merrythought Various hu\n295 Mack?s Puzzle Page Mack pz\n296 The Adventure of the Blameless Bigamist The Very Rev. C. A. Alington ss\n300 Stamps and Stamp Collecting F. Hugh Vallancey cl\n301 This, That and the Other Major Domo cl\n306 Answers to ?How Much Do You Know?? [uncredited] ms\n307 A Number of Things The Editor ed.

No Binding. Etat : Fine. Manuscript. London, Murqi Press, 2007. Manuscript. . A collection of artworks prepared for the publication, [1] Eight illustrations, the smallest 150mm x150mm, the largest 250mm * 260mm. All marker on card, with paper covers [2] Seven ALS from Cawthorn to the publisher. [3] Two cards. [4] Four envelopes, two with sketches in ink. The publication contained the following: The Fixed Flight by Maurice Renard (published in The London Magazine in 1910), The Horror of the Heights by Arthur Conan Doyle (published in Strand Magazine and Everybody's Magazine in 1913), Up Above by John N. Raphael (published in Pearson's Magazine in 1912), The Hidden Empire by Vincent Cornier (published in Story-Teller in 1933) Illustrations by Jim Cawthorn [11693, Hyraxia Books].