Friday’s Forgotten Book: Death at Four Corners by Anthony Gilbert
Lucy Beatrice Malleson (1899-1973) was a British author most well known for her creation of Arthur G. Crook, an entertaining lawyer whose ethics do not bear scrutiny. Crook had some 50 adventures published under the pseudonym Anthony Gilbert. Malleson also used the...
With Flowers that Fell by M. R. D. Meek
Margaret Reid Duncan Gilloran (1918–2009) was born in Scotland. She worked in an office for a few years before attending law school and practicing as a solicitor. After her retirement she combined her love of crime fiction with her legal experience and began writing...
Friday’s Forgotten Book: Who Killed Aunt Maggie? by Medora Field
Medora Field (1892-1960) was born in Georgia and began her career at The Atlanta Journal Constitution where she wrote a weekly advice column. She was a close friend of Margaret Mitchell (1900-1949), author of Gone with the Wind (1936). In addition to her journalistic...