(Mostly) British Detective Mysteries
Jerry G.Reviews and ratings of detective mysteries, mostly British but not always, and usually TV versions, but not always.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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A Whole Bunch of Mysteries
#### As I will be signing off until January – although a pop-up sometime is possible – here follows a list of my previous posts in alphabetical order. There is a lot to watch or catch up on even as new mostly British detective mysteries see...
Foyle’s War (My rating: 5+)
This is one of my top three favorites – along with New Tricks and Morse.* It blends deep characterization, dense plots and perfectly pitched acting into a detective mystery that substitutes dives into the complex realities of war for the me...
Titanium Noir (5+) & The Marlow Murder Club (4+)
Recently read a piece on Nicholas Cornwell, writing under the name of Nick Harkaway and also the son of John le Carré. It reported that Harkaway, with a reputation of his own for fiction and non-fictiion, felt ready to write a novel set wit...
A Rumination on Detective Mysteries
Some years ago, I used to watch detection procedurals on American TV, three varieties of Law & Order (including Special Victims Unit and my favorite, Criminal Intent, because of Vincent D'Onofrio), the original NCIS (with Mark Harmon & Davi...
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Born in NJ. Grad school in Pittsburgh. Former U.S. diplomat in Latin America & Africa and UN peacekeeper in Kosovo & East Timor. Alive in Washington, DC
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