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Showing posts with label Wees. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wees. Show all posts
26 December 2019

The Very Best Reads of a Very Strange Year

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It's been a disorienting and disruptive year. The home we'd expected to build on the banks of the Rideau became entangled in red...
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26 August 2019

Domestic Suspense in Small Town Ontario

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M'Lord, I Am Not Guilty Frances Shelley Wees New York: Doubleday, 1954 222 pages M'Lord, I Am Not Guilty  begins after a mo...
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08 April 2019

The Mystery Anthology Mystery Solved?

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Canadian Mystery Stories Alberto Manguel, editor Toronto: Oxford University Press, 1991 288 pages My review of this, the eleven...
10 December 2018

This Necessary Read

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This Necessary Murder Frances Shelley Wees London: Jenkins, 1957 191 pages When buying this book I chose to ignore several signific...
28 July 2017

Where Is Jenny Now?

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Did she forget to pack pyjamas? Who wears shoes to bed? These questions and others are answered in my new review of Frances Shelley Wees...
12 December 2016

The Year's Best Books in Review – A.D. 2016; Featuring Three Titles Deserving Resurrection

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Still more than two weeks left in the year, but not too early for this list. Given my schedule these days, I know the book I'm readi...
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04 October 2016

The Return of Frances Shelley Wees

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Regular readers may recall last November's rave review of Frances Shelley Wees's 1956  The Keys of My Prison . Titled "A Ri...
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20 December 2015

Romance and the Psychopath's Daughter

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No Pattern for Life Frances Shelley Wees The Star Weekly, 11 December 1955 Not so much novel as novella, No Pattern for Life came a...