Whodunit
Dr. Marcela PerettThe best of (Golden Age) detective fiction, one review at a time.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 14 | Subscribers | Read | detectivefiction.substack.com |
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Edmund Crispin's The Case of the Gilded Fly
I have long wondered why so many (fictional) murders take place at Oxford. Now that I work at a University, why one would want to set a story there is no longer such a mystery. The egos, the frustrated ambitions, the presumption of superior...
Plein-air painting, and murder
If you are looking for a mystery featuring the art of painting but are tired of high-brow society, both real and fictional, I recommend Dorothy Sayers’ Five Red Herring. It takes place in a ridiculously picturesque Scottish village, and the...
Paintings, lots of champagne, and murder
> “There are, fortunately, very few people who can say that they have actually attended a murder. The assassination of another by any person of reasonable caution must, in a civilized world, tend to be a private affair.” (1)
Victorian mansion, a portrait, and murder
The last book reviewed here (ECR Lorac, Checkmate to Murder: A World War II Mystery) gave me a hankering for mysteries that feature painters painting. What’s not to like? A creative spirit at work, fussing over some colorful (!) character, ...
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