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Old 03-20-2011, 10:36 AM   #241
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Does anyone like Michael Innes? He was one of the classic British detective story writers and wrote loads of books starring his detective John Appleby. IRL he was J.I.M. Stewart, an Oxford don. His books are pretty donnish and quietly fascinating. Now available in eformat.
Yeah - Michael Innes and Anthony Berkeley (Roger Sheringham mysteries) are relatively unknown today - but both produced ingeniously plotted mysteries - and are now becoming available in ebooks.
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