-=>While in the White Hart, Jan Wertz explained to Fred Runk that<=-
JW> I haven't heard of The Woman in White before. I'll see if I can find
JW> it. Do you like short mysteries? Isaac Asimov wrote a series of
JW> those, and some of them are quite interesting. Some of them are just a
JW> bit too much of Isaac's playing around, but some of them are real think
JW> pieces.
Yes, although I must admit that I've been reading mostly novels lately.
However, there's always Poe and Doyle who did a few decent short mysteries.
And of course, Asimov's Dr. Urth is an interesting detective too, as well as
R. Daneel and Lije Baley.
Who's writing good short mysteries recently? Any recommendations?
Last year I read a collection of shorts by Colin Dexter, some of which
involved Chief Inspector Morse, a favorite of mine. I thought they were
rather poor. My overall reaction was that Dexter should stick to novels.
... While it is still good weather, clean the drainpipes. Chinese Proverb
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