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Get a Clue, Dad! 5: Jolly Foul Play by Robin Stevens

I’m delighted and amazed we’ve made it to the fifth installment of Get a Clue, Dad! This is the podcast I do with my eleven year old daughter, MJ, where we talk about middle grade mystery novels. I think there are a few reasons though. Firstly, that we’re having a good time chatting with each other about books. I think that comes through clearly in the recordings...


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The Exploits of Sherlock Holmes by Adrian Conan Doyle and John Dickson Carr

My intention was always to tackle Holmes pastiches after I had worked my way back through the canon. That has been happening slowly but surely over the past few years, only now getting hung up on me needing to reread The Valley of Fear. I will, some day, I promise…

One of the titles I was most intrigued to try out was The Exploits of Sherlock Holmes...


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The Cuckoo Line Affair by Andrew Garve

Edward Latimer is a pleasant, mild-mannered man on the edge of old age. A widower in semi-retirement, his pleasures lie in pottering around in his garden, building toys for the local children, and spending time with his adult sons. His life is quiet and content, and while he is capable of little eccentricities, he is generally held in high esteem in his community. So, it ...


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The Department of Queer Complaints by Carter Dickson (John Dickson Carr)

In early 2019 I took great delight in posting a review of the TV series Colonel March of Scotland Yard. That relatively short-lived series starred Boris Karloff as the titular Colonel March, head of a department that looked into odd or bi...


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Get a Clue, Dad! 4: Belly Up by Stuart Gibbs

It’s a little later than planned, but here’s the fourth episode of Get a Clue, Dad! The podcast I do with my eleven year old daughter, MJ, about middle grade mysteries.

Each episode we discuss a different book. For the first three episodes we talked about a single book series, Robin Stevens’ Wells and Wong books. We plan to get back to that series soon ...


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