- The Phantom (based on "The Flaming Phantom" by Jacques Futrelle featuring the Thinking Machine)
- Poirot and the Egyptian Curse (based on "The Adventure of the Egyptian Tomb" by Agatha Christie)
- Poirot Makes a Wager (based on "The Disappearance of Mr. Davenheim" by Agatha Christie)
- The Tenth Clue (based on the Continental Op story by Dashiell Hammett)
- Who Killed Bobby Teal? (based on "Who Killed Bob Teal?" by Dashiell Hammett)
Featuring History of Mystery/Detective Fiction and Other Literary Ramblings of Elizabeth Foxwell
Monday, February 28, 2022
More Mysterious Journey episodes.
The latest episodes of Mysterious Journey, a podcast of short radio plays produced by the Artists' Ensemble Theater (IL), include the following:
Monday, February 21, 2022
"Cowboys, Detectives, and Daredevils" exhibition.
"Rubout" by Allen Anderson. New Britain Museum of American Art |
Labels:
hardboiled,
museum exhibitions,
mystery history,
pulp fiction
Monday, February 14, 2022
Margery Allingham, graphic novel character.
Editions Dargaud has published Cauchemars ex machina (Nightmares Ex Machina) by Thierry Smolderen (text) and Jorge Gonzalez (art), which features mystery author Margery Allingham as a character working for British intelligence during World War II. Visit this link to see a sample, in which Allingham is called "une grande dame de la detection anglaise" (a great lady of English detection).
Labels:
espionage,
graphic novels,
Margery Allingham,
World War II
Monday, February 07, 2022
"Books, Bohemians and Baker Street" exhibition.
The online exhibition "Books, Bohemians and Baker Street: A Study in Sherlock in Special Collections" at University of Delaware Library features items in the library collections related to the Arthur Conan Doyle story "A Scandal in Bohemia," some unusual items pertaining to Sherlock Holmes (such as Julian Symons's speculation, "Did Sherlock Holmes Meet Hercule...?"), and letters from Conan Doyle.
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