On this sunny Sunday, the third post concerning Reverend H.A. Cody this month, all part of an effort to atone for ignoring the man these past fifty years. Of his twenty-five tomes, I've read only The Girl at Bullet Lake, reviewed here last week.
I'm not entirely adverse to reading another. Any suggestions?
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| Under Sealed Orders New York: Doran, 1917 |
Not to be confused with the wonderfully entertaining Grant Allen novel of the same name.
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| The Touch of Abner New York: Doran, 1919 |
The spiciest title in the reverend's bibliography.
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| The Master Revenge Toronto: McClelland & Stewart, 1927 |
I'm guessing that crime has something to do with handsaws.
Has anyone else read Cody?
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No, but now I'll be looking out.
ReplyDeleteIf you do find one, Beau, don't pay much. In my experience, they can be had for a few dollars. All I've seen priced higher just sit in shops gathering dust. I paid a bit more for The Girl at Bullet Lake, but that was because the book still had its dust jacket. It remains the only Cody jacket I've come across in a store.
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