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Steven E. Steinbock
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For the Hangman by John Stephen Strange
The Black Echo (Harry Bosch) by Michael Connelly
Madman's holiday (Fredric Brown in the detective pulps) by Fredric Brown
Fire, Burn! by John Dickson Carr
Poison (87th Precinct Novel) by Ed McBain
Cuckoo by Alex Keegan
Ode to a Banker (Davis, Lindsey. Falco Series.) by Lindsey Davis
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CollectionsYour library (3,311), To read (76), All collections (3,311)
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TagsMystery (2,752), Signed (300), StoryAnthology (151), Reference (147), Juvenile/YA (130), Japanese (120), Mapback (118), Crime Club (90), TBR (76), Judaica (72) — see all tags
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GroupsBook Care and Repair, Bookcases: If You Build/Buy Them, They Will Fill, I Survived the Great Vowel Shift, Mainers
About my libraryMostly mystery and detective fiction. Lots of religion, linguistics, and scifi in the basement. Kid's books are down the hall. I'm fond of older mysteries, anything written before I was born. High points of my collection are three shelves of Dell Mapbacks, a lot of Doubleday Crime Club editions, a decent Jacques Futrelle collection, and a pretty darn good Lawrence Block (132 volume) collection. I also have shelves/sections dedicated to Ellery Queen, Fredric Brown, Evan Hunter/Ed McBain, H.C. Bailey, and R. Austin Freeman.
Homepagehttp://stevensteinbock.blogspot.com/
Real nameSteven Steinbock
LocationMaine
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Member sinceSep 7, 2006
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Looking at your Crippen & Landru books I see you have them in as Crippen&Landru,which seems to connect up as Crippen only. (if you follow me) As I seem to be the only other bod who has a tag as Crippen & Landru I wonder if you would consider linking these two together.
If so,thanks in advance.
posted by devenish at 3:48 pm (EST) on May 26, 2009
posted by gordon529 at 1:20 am (EST) on Jul 5, 2007
The Doubles were common as dirt when I was a kid, I'm sort of surprised that they aren't more common on LT.
(I should probably get myself a Real Digital Camera and re-do that snapshot with some more resolution.)
posted by AsYouKnow_Bob at 12:32 am (EST) on Mar 24, 2007
posted by pandystumpf at 12:13 am (EST) on Mar 9, 2007
As an Oz fan yourself, you already know that not all of the books written after Baum's death were released by Dover Books of Wonder. I am currently shopping around for alternative editions that are as nice as Dover. I picked a title to seek out at random, that being The Shaggy Man of Oz and you've got it in an edition that's aesthetically appealing and is not a mass market, I'm guessing. Could you please tell me who released that one?
Thanks!
Eliza
posted by pandystumpf at 2:35 pm (EST) on Mar 7, 2007
posted by parkersmood at 3:50 pm (EST) on Dec 9, 2006
Perhaps you might be interested in the "Golden Age" discussion group on Yahoo (the archive is "public"): http://groups.yahoo.com/group/GAdetectio...
posted by Harry_Vincent at 8:33 pm (EST) on Dec 2, 2006