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J. S. Fletcher
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On view until the end of the month at the Augustine House library at Canterbury Christ Church University (UK) is the exhibition "Kentish Tales: Stories of Love, Smuggling, and Murder" that focuses on authors who lived in or wrote about Kent. A mystery-related title in the exhibition is
The Passenger to Folkestone (1927) by
J. S. Fletcher, in which a murder appears to result from robbery but eventually reveals other facets (the
online info on the exhibition includes an audio excerpt from the book). Also included is the comedy
The Green Alleys by
Eden Phillpotts, who was
Agatha Christie's mentor. The exhibition is curated by the digital humanities project Kent Maps Online.
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