Thread: Mystery and Crime Wallace, Edgar: Mr J.G. Reeder Omnibus. v6. 28 Feb 2015
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Old 11-09-2010, 11:06 AM   #11
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Originally Posted by Polyglot27 View Post
Funny I did not notice they were "inverted detective stories" when I first read the Dr Thorndyke books.
Only a small number of them are. The first ones are in "The Singing Bone", published in 1912. This is in Volume 2 of my "Dr Thorndyke Omnibus" series here at MR.
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