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Old 12-31-2010, 07:00 AM   #124
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Some missing favourites (to be found at http://www.gutenberg.org/ and/or http://www.manybooks.net/):
  • Charlie Chan (& others) by Earl Derr Biggers
  • Big 'Un and Little 'Un (& others) by Louis Tracy
    (also some ripping adventures)
  • Hamilton Cleek, "the man of the forty faces" by Thomas W. Hanshew
    (thoroughly unbelievable, but with some fine plots)
  • The Man in The Corner by Baroness Emma Orczy
    (a favourite of Tommy and Tuppence)
  • Mr. Reader by Edgar Wallace: his Mind is worth looking into!

Now, if one can stand SF/Fantasy (some people cannot) there are some excellent mystery/detective plots by Lois McMaster Bujold, featuring:
  • Miles Vorkosigan, in Mountains of Mourning, Cetaganda, Memory, and all the last Lord Auditor Vorkosigan books;
  • Ista, in Paladin of Souls.
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