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*Includes 28 June Short Story Wednesday items
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*Patricia Abbott: Vanished by Mary McGarry Morris; "The Puzzle Master" by
David Morrell, Playing Games, edited by Lawrence Block*

*Brad Bigelow: The Pole and the Whistle by George Moor*

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*"Joaquin Boaz": "Ladies and Gentlemen, This is Your Crisis" by Kate
Wilhelm, Orbit 18 edited by Damon Knight; "The Empathy Machine" by Langdon
Jones, Science Fantasy, January-February 1965, edited by Kyril Bonfiglioli*

*Robert E. Briney: In Re: Sherlock Holmes: The Adventures of Solar Pons by
August Derleth*

*Brian Busby: The Tempestuous Petticoat (aka A Chicago Princess) by Robert
Barr*

*Martin Edwards: The Missing Moneylender by W. Stanley Sykes*

*Jose Ignacio Escribano: Death of a Nobody (originally **On ne tue pas les
pauvres types) by Georges Simenon, translated by Jean Stewart*

*"Olman Feelyus": Diary of a Nobody by George and Weedon Grossmith*

*Esther Friesner: writing the Twelve Kingdoms novels*

*Aubrey Hamilton: The Bohemian Connection by Susan Dunlap*

*Rich Horton: O Pioneers! by Willa Cather*

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*Jerry House: I, Libertine by "Frederick R. Ewing" (Theodore Sturgeon and
Betty Ballantine, from an outline by Jean Shepherd); Murder is My
Business, Vengeance is Hers and Private Eyes edited by Max Allan Collins
and Mickey Spillane  (Bill Crider et al. briefly on I, Libertine)*

*Kate Jackson: Dishonoured Bones by John Trench; Death in a Million Living
Rooms by Patricia McGerr*

*Tracy K: The Optimist's Daughter by Eudora Welty*

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*Karen/Kaggsy: The Castle of Crossed Destinies by Italo Calvino (translated
by William Weaver)*

*Colman Keane: The Hawk is Dying by Harry Crews*

*George Kelley: The Fifth Grave by Jonathan Latimer (unexpurgated;
aka Solomon's Vineyard); The Reel Stuff edited by Brian Thomsen and Martin
H. Greenberg*

*Joe Kenney: Call Me a Cab (the novel) by Donald E. Westlake (the novelet
version, with a novella by Jody Scott, "Down Will Come Baby", reviewed by
TM in 2009)*

*K. A. Laity: The Singing Sands by "Josephine Tey" (Elizabeth
Mackintosh); Surreal Spaces: The Life and Art of Leonora Carrington by
Joanna Moorhead*

*B. V. Lawson: Gideon's Fire by John Creasey*

*Todd Mason: **The Annotated Facsimile of The Magazine of Fantasy and
Science Fiction, April 1965, edited by Edward Ferman (with an introduction
by Ferman and memoirs by most of the contributors to the issue, edited by
Ferman and Martin H. Greenberg); Robert Silverberg: "And the Moon Be Still
as Cheddar" (a Ray Bradbury parody); Harlan Ellison: "Cherchez le Message",
from Grue, March 1955, edited and published by Dean Grennell*

*Will Murray: "The Diamond Wager Caper" by Samuel Dashiell (and Not by
Dashiell Hammett), Detective Fiction Weekly, 19 October 1929 *

*Neeru: Who Rides a Tiger by Marie Belloc Lowndes; Fatal Friday by Frances
Girard*

*John O'Neill: The Gate of Ivory trilogy by Doris Egan*

*Mildred Perkins: A Natural History of Dragons: A Memoir by Lady Trent by
Marie Brennan*

*Lev Raphael: Marrow and Bone by Walter Kempowski, translated by Charlotte
Collins*

*James Reasoner: The Art of Ron Lesser, Volume One: Deadly Dames and Sexy
Sirens, edited by Robert Deis, Bill Cunningham and J. Kingston Pierce; 13
French Street by Gil Brewer*

*Steve Scott: Kurt Vonnegut on John D. MacDonald*

*Jack Seabrook: "The Dark Passage" by L. B. Gordon, John Creasey's Mystery
Magazine, July 1959, edited by Creasey; "The Five-Forty-Eight" by John
Cheever, The New Yorker, 10 April 1954, edited by William Shawn; both
adapted for Alfred Hitchcock Presents: by Charlotte Armstrong*

*Victoria Silverwolf: Fantastic, March 1968, edited by Harry Harrison*

*Kerrie Smith: Absent in the Spring by Agatha Christie (as by Marie
Westmacott)*

*William Swanson: Paris Trout by Pete Dexter*

*Justin Taylor: The Collected Works of Charles Portis (still missing this
story)*

*Kevin Tipple: Bad Men by Graham Powell*

*David Vineyard: Ultra Spectrum by "Vargo Statten" (John Russell Fearn)*

*Bill Wallace: The Daylight Gate and Frankisstein by Jeanette Winterson*

*--TM*

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