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  • The Detective O'Malley MEGAPACK®

    21 Police Procedurals

    by William MacHarg ...
    This volume collects 21 stories featuring Detective O'Malley from the pages of Collier's. They date from 1930 through the early 1940s. William MacHarg's title character is a lot of fun and sure to appeal to fans of classic puzzle mysteries.Of the series (which numbers about 80 stories), Mike Grost wrote: "The brief tales are heavily plot oriented. Some of them have mystery puzzle plots, in others ... Read more

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  • The Mystery Fiction Vault: 75 Books

    The Coast of Chance, Deep Moat Grange, Under Cover, As We Forgive Them, The Avenger, etc.

    by Louis Tracy, F. Marion Crawford, E. W. Hornung, John Ironside, Esther Chamberlain, Lucia Chamberlain, S. R. Crockett, Wyndham Martyn, Roi Cooper Megrue, E. Phillips Oppenheim, Emile Gaboriau, James French Dorrance, E. S. Dorrance, Wilkie Collins, Edwin Balmer, William MacHarg, Cornelia Meigs, George Barr McCutcheon, Gertrude Franklin Horn Atherton, Absalom Martin, Edgar Pangborn, Bannister Merwin, Marjorie Douie, William Le Queux, Valentine Williams, Oliver Fleming, Albert M. Treynor, Tom Gallon, John R. Carling, Nicholas Carter, John R. Watson, Arthur J. Rees, Fred M. White, Ethel Cook Eliot, Burt L. Standish, A. H. Vesey, John T. McIntyre, Alex. McVeigh Mrs. Miller, Agatha Christie, Katharine Newlin Burt, Mildred A. Wirt, Frederick Gordon, Howard Roger Garis, Richard Marsh, Angela Brazil, Amy Bell Marlowe, Van Powell, Edward Stratemeyer, George Barton, Margaret Penrose, Helen M. Persons, Ross Kay, Grace May North, E. J. Craine, Andy Adams, James A. Braden, Don Palmer, Elbert M. Hoppenstedt, Percy Keese Fitzhugh, Helen Randolph, Roy J. Snell, Archibald Lee Fletcher, Augusta Huiell Seaman ...
    The Mystery Fiction Vault: 75 Books is a profound exploration of mystery and intrigue, stitching together an elaborate tapestry of suspense-filled narratives and enticing plots. This anthology is a treasure trove of literary innovation, showcasing a compelling array of narrative stylesâ€"ranging from the gothic tension of Wilkie Collins to the pioneering detective mystique found in Agatha Christie ... Read more

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  • The Blind Man's Eyes

    by William MacHarg & Edwin Balmer ...
    "The Blind Man's Eyes" revolves around the character of Roger Verbeck, a wealthy and resourceful amateur detective who finds himself embroiled in a complex case of murder and intrigue. The novel begins with Verbeck receiving a cryptic message from an unknown sender, warning him of an impending threat to his life.As Verbeck delves deeper into the mystery, he uncovers a tangled web of secrets, lies, ... Read more

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  • DECIDEDLY ODD

    by EDWIN BALMER & WILLIAM MACHARG ...
    The story likely features elements of mystery, humor, or the supernatural, given the title's suggestion of peculiarity or strangeness. As with many short stories of this nature, "Decidedly Odd" may involve unexpected twists, eccentric characters, or unusual situations that challenge the reader's expectations.As Edwin Balmer was known for his contributions to various genres, including mystery, ... Read more

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  • The Hammering Man

    by Edwin Balmer, William MacHarg ...
    “The Hammering Man” (also published as “Decidedly Odd”) is part of Edwin Balmer and William B. MacHarg’s Luther Trant series, a 12-story sequence of mysteries featuring a detective armed with psychoanalysis. (It doesn’t hurt that Trant also has a keen analytical mind and can unravel the greatest of puzzles). The series began in 1909 in Hampton’s Magazine and was collected as The Achievements of ... Read more

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  • The Blind Man's Eyes

    Exploring the Boundaries of Mystery and Science Fiction

    by Edwin Balmer, William MacHarg ...
    Exploring the delicate interplay between perception and reality, 'The Blind Man's Eyes' is an anthology that marries suspense with profound psychological insights, delivering a captivating narrative journey. This collection encompasses an array of literary styles from classic mystery to intricate character studies, providing depth and richness to the central theme of ambiguity in the human ... Read more

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  • Decidedly Odd

    Exploring the Extraordinary: A Literary Journey into Mystery, Detective Stories, and the Unusual

    by Edwin Balmer, William MacHarg ...
    Decidedly Odd offers an intriguing exploration of the unusual and unexpected through a diverse range of narratives and styles. This anthology captures the unpredictable essence of the human experience, flirting with both the peculiar and the profound. The collection stands out in its ability to juxtapose styles'Äîfrom the concise and cryptic to the elaborate and enigmatic'Äîcreating a tapestry ... Read more

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  • The Indian Drum

    Enriched edition. Echoes of a Continent's Storied Past: An Anthology of Native American Influence in American Literature

    by Edwin Balmer, William MacHarg, Arden Whitlowe ...
    The Indian Drum is a rich tapestry of narratives that explore the intricate interplay of mystery, intrigue, and a profound inquiry into human motivation. Set in the atmospheric backdrop of early 20th-century America, this compelling collection captures the essence of storytelling that goes beyond mere entertainment, delving into the depths of human psyche and societal norms. The stories ... Read more

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  • Decidedly Odd

    by William MacHarg, Edwin Balmer ...
    One rainy morning in April, Luther Trant sat alone in his office. On his wrist as he bent closely over a heap of typewritten pages spread before him on his desk, a small instrument in continual motion ticked like a watch. It was for him an hour of idleness; he was reading fiction. And, with his passion for making visible and recording the workings of the mind, he was taking a permanent record of ... Read more

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  • The Blind Man's Eyes

    by Edwin Balmer ...
    Series series Classics To Go
    A detective story from the two authors who have joined their talents to produce it-'...Almost immediately after Warden had left the house, the door-bell rang and Kondo answered it. A young man with a quiet and pleasant bearing inquired for Mr. Warden and said he came by appointment. Kondo ushered him into the smoking room, where the stranger waited. The Jap did not announce this arrival to any one ... Read more

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  • The Man Higher Up

    by Edwin Balmer and William MacHarg ...
    Trant substituted for the photograph the bend wire given to him by Miss Rowan. Then for the last time he swung to the instrument and his eyes caught the wildly vibrating pencils, they flared with triumph. ... Read more

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  • The Indian Drum

    by Edwin Balmer ...
    Series series Classics To Go
    Taking place between 1895 and 1920, the reader is introduced to shipping, boats, navigating weather, and commuting to Lake Michigan cities. Of course, this is all couched in an Indian legend in which a mysterious drum sounds for all the people lost at sea. ... Read more

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