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Old 03-20-2011, 01:35 PM   #10
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Thanks! Glad to see John Dickson Carr coming to ebooks at a reasonable price. I discovered him back in the 70s and read everything I could find by him and his alter ego.

The locked room mystery was one of my favorite genres and he was the best (that I know of anyway). I just ordered "He Who Whispers" and if it holds up (and I think it will; alas, many of my other old faves have not), I'll buy the rest of them.
I too have rediscovered John Dickson Carr/Carter Dickson - and they have held up well for me! I'm hugely enjoying these, as well as the Ellery Queen titles.
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