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Just published! First readers love it . . .
An aging veteran attempts to recapture lost time. He was young, in Paris, with the woman he loved
more than anything . . . who may have committed murder. Edgar-winner Joseph Goodrich's debut novel introduces an unlikely sleuth who is a master of remembrance .
"A witty, elegantly constructed, and beautifully written mystery of the old school. A pleasure from start to finish.” John Connolly Edgar Award-winning author of the Charlie Parker series
Coming this Summer . . .
The Shamus Winners Volume III featuring the top private eyes in the business. Best stories from 2010 to 2021 by Dave Zeltserman, Gar Anthony Haywood, Michael Z. Lewin, Brendan DuBois, Mickey Spillane, Max Allan Collins and more . . .
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Publishers Weekly: "Considering the wealth of professional and personal information, it's tempting to call this definitive." Steve Steinbock in Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine: Four Stars "A fully satisfying account of the life and career of Ellery Queen . . . with humor and affection."
Jon L. Breen in Mystery Scene Magazine: "There is more biographical material on the Queen team than has appeared in print anywhere else, drawing on files of their correspondence, 12 pages of photographs, plus a full novel-by-novel, story-by-story critical survey. Also given full coverage are editorial work; film, radio and television adaptations, and the ghost-written paperbacks of the 1960s. Appended are 'EQMM: The Dannay Years' and 'At Work and Play with Fred Dannay,' an account of Nevins' personal relationship with Ellery Queen's editorial half. . . . [A] meticulously researched, highly readable, and important book." 368 pages Photos Index Trade Paperback and ebook amazon barnes & noble walmart
Jon L. Breen in Mystery Scene Magazine: "There is more biographical material on the Queen team than has appeared in print anywhere else, drawing on files of their correspondence, 12 pages of photographs, plus a full novel-by-novel, story-by-story critical survey. Also given full coverage are editorial work; film, radio and television adaptations, and the ghost-written paperbacks of the 1960s. Appended are 'EQMM: The Dannay Years' and 'At Work and Play with Fred Dannay,' an account of Nevins' personal relationship with Ellery Queen's editorial half. . . . [A] meticulously researched, highly readable, and important book." 368 pages Photos Index Trade Paperback and ebook amazon barnes & noble walmart
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"If you're a fan of private eye short fiction, these books are
must-have items." James Reasoner
"Judging by the almost thirty years' worth of top-notch stories, it’s obvious that the private detective form is not only alive but fresh and thriving. Here are crimes to solve, murders to prevent, justice (or revenge) to be served, and . . . the private eyes who can handle all that and more." Robert J. Randisi
Volume I (1982-1995) 336 pages Trade Paperback and ebook
Volume II (1996-2009) 282 pages Trade Paperback and ebook
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"Splendid collection!"CADS (Crime and Detective Stories), U.K.
Jon L. Breen in Mystery Scene:"Goodrich’s work is always accurate, informative, and a pleasure to read."
"Filled with gems!" S J Rozan ~ "Warmly loving and personal homage." Rupert Holmes
"Beware. This book will cost you. It will make you want to buyevery novel, play, and video mentioned." Tom Straw
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Jon L. Breen in Mystery Scene:"Goodrich’s work is always accurate, informative, and a pleasure to read."
"Filled with gems!" S J Rozan ~ "Warmly loving and personal homage." Rupert Holmes
"Beware. This book will cost you. It will make you want to buyevery novel, play, and video mentioned." Tom Straw
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"What a treasure! . . . literally a blow-by-blow account ofthe creation of three of the strongest Queen novels." Francis M. Nevins
The writing team of Frederic Dannay and Manfred B. Lee (better known by their joint byline of Ellery Queen) produced some of the most ambitious mystery novels of the mid-20th Century. Yet their relationship was acrimonious, marred by pain, financial and professional dependency and mistrust. Here, culled from the Dannay archives by author and dramatist Joseph Goodrich, is the selected correspondence of these two volatile men during a period of their most important creative achievements. With a Foreword by longtime television producer-writer William Link (Columbo, Ellery Queen, Murder, She Wrote).
"A superlative book . . . jaw-dropping revelations." "Highly recommended!" William Link I Love a Mystery
The writing team of Frederic Dannay and Manfred B. Lee (better known by their joint byline of Ellery Queen) produced some of the most ambitious mystery novels of the mid-20th Century. Yet their relationship was acrimonious, marred by pain, financial and professional dependency and mistrust. Here, culled from the Dannay archives by author and dramatist Joseph Goodrich, is the selected correspondence of these two volatile men during a period of their most important creative achievements. With a Foreword by longtime television producer-writer William Link (Columbo, Ellery Queen, Murder, She Wrote).
"A superlative book . . . jaw-dropping revelations." "Highly recommended!" William Link I Love a Mystery
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A new short story "The Good Man" by Jesse James Kennedy
Stories and novels of Alex B. Stone at Postern Press
