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TRACKER. CBS, “Klamath Falls.” CBS, 10 February 2024 (Season 1, Episode 1). Justin Hartley, Robin Weigert, Abby McEnany, Eric Graise, Fiona Rene. Based on the novel The Never Game by Jeffery Deaver. Director: Ken Olin.

Starring in this rather formulaic adventure series, now close to having finished three seasons, is Ju...


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WILSON TUCKER – The Time Masters. Signet 1127, paperback; 1st printing thus, July 1954. Cover art by Jack Faragasso. Previously published in hardcover by Rinehart, 1953, and by Startling Stories, January 1954, probably in shorter form. Reprinted by Lancer Books, paperback, March 1972.

For ten thousand years su...


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A 1001 MIDNIGHTS Review by Newell Dunlap.

CHARLES GOODRUM – Dewey Decimated. Crown, hardcover, 1977. Perennial, paperback, 1988. Nominated for 1978 Edgar Award, Best First Novel.

For those who love both books and whodunits, this novel by Charles Goodrum should be required reading. It is the story of two murde...


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A 1001 MIDNIGHTS Review by Newell Dunlap.

CHARLES GOODRUM – Dewey Decimated. Crown, hardcover, 1977.

For those who love both books and whodunits, this novel by Charles Goodrum should be required reading. It is the story of two murders, both committed and solved within the confines of Werner-Bok. one of the na...


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BAYNARD KENDRICK – The Last Express. Captain Duncan Maclain #1. Doubleday Crime Club, hardcover, 1937. Dell #95, mapback edition, 1945. Lancer, paperback, 1970.

Although not Kendrick’s first book, this is the first adventure of Duncan Maclain. who is probably his most famous detective. and that largely because he is blind. What I’d nev...


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