Friday’s Forgotten Book: Gideon’s Day by J. J. Marric

Friday’s Forgotten Book: Gideon’s Day by J. J. Marric

John Creasey MBE (1908–1973) was an English author of crime, romance, and western novels. Creasey was a human writing machine, producing more than six hundred novels using twenty-eight different pseudonyms. Mostly he’s known for his crime fiction, of which there are...
Friday’s Forgotten Book: The Bath Mysteries by E. R. Punshon

Friday’s Forgotten Book: The Bath Mysteries by E. R. Punshon

I decided I had neglected my studies of Bobby Owen far too long, so recently I read one of the earlier books in the series by Ernest Robertson Punshon (1872-1956), an industrious Golden Age author of crime fiction, short stories, and literary criticism. Writing as E....
Friday’s Forgotten Book: Outwitting Trolls by William G. Tapply

Friday’s Forgotten Book: Outwitting Trolls by William G. Tapply

This week’s forgotten book is really about a series that is too good to fade into oblivion. Before Victoria Houston wrote about fly-fishing in fictional Loon Lake, Wisconsin, and Keith McCafferty gave us Sean Stranahan, a fly fisherman and private investigator in...