At the time of its publication, 1932, this was the longest mystery ever written. Would you believe, 313,000 words -- many of them in a strange Hispano-German dialect. It's a simple story about world war in 1942 between an alliance between Germany, Japan, and Mexico against the US and the rest of the world. 3D TV figures prominently, as well as a cactus that proves to be the world's most perfect food source. A remarkable novel, far ahead of its time!
A man stood on a streetcorner with a crimson hatbox in his hand. An archbishop approached him and a
In the death cell, Gordon Highsmith, condemned of wife-murder, awaits his end. Even the greatest exp
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Originally written in 1921 (but not published until 1927), this newspaper thriller pits a young Chic
If only Japan could lay her hands on the Thirteenth Coin of Confuscius, which was floating around so
In 1936 Harry Stephen Keeler wrote a huge novel featuring the most unreliable narrator in literary h
Quiribus Brown, probably the only 7-and-a-half-foot-tall mathematical detective in the Midwest, has
America's war effort is being threatened by sabotage at the Tippindale Steel Plant, and Superintende
