The Hardly Boys Case Files
T. W. Ramsnips ArchiveArchived investigations and recovered case materials documenting the early 1980s detective work of two Asheville boys, T.W. Ramsnips and associate Mark Rhomus.
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The Case of the Classroom Mobster
One of the complications of a detective’s life, especially successful detectives like the Hardly Boys, is how cases can present themselves in the most unlikely and unexpected ways. Sometimes this is a curse, of course, as it can interrupt c...
The Case of the Lady Who Must Not Die
The telephone, while certainly one of the most useful detective devices ever invented, is a Tool Of The Devil when it falls into the wrong hands. Clark Kent may use the telephone booth to turn into Superman, and Maxwell Smart may use his sh...
The Case of the Plot to End Christmas
It was the day after Thanksgiving, and Mark’s mom and my mom were on the phone chattering back and forth like two wrens perched on top of a weathervane. Words like “shopping,” “the boys,” and “it’ll be soooo much fun” were starting to worry...
The Case of the Golfer's Ungodly Gadget
When you toil in the trenches of treacherous mysteries, a task not nearly as charming as Mark and I made it look, you need some sort of release valve. We solved this problem in an ingenious way—one of us would go home with the other for a w...
The Case of the Mystery Reading Club Infiltrator
[Archivist Note: Beginning with the present case file, Tunder adopts the epistolary format that would characterize all later entries in the collection, frequently addressing his sister Sharron directly throughout the narrative. In the lette...
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Archived investigations and recovered case materials documenting the early 1980s detective work of two Asheville boys, T.W. Ramsnips and associate Mark Rhomus.
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