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Old 07-26-2011, 03:55 AM   #10253
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The Listerdale Mystery by Agatha Christie
That was good. A fun collection of short stories, without any of her main detectives.

Next up: Grantville Gazette #29 edited by Paula Goodlett.

A long-running series of ebook-only anthologies of short stories based in the 1632 universe created by Eric Flint. I've read the first 28, but I'm a bit behind now. The last edition was #36!

In general, these stories only work if you've read the main line books. They're also dotted about the time-line, so you need to be pretty familiar with the series to make any sense of them. Great fun for those who really like the 1632 stuff.
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