Silent Nights (2015)
Silent Nights
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an exceptionally obscure short story. It appeared in print (for, to the best of my knowledge, the first and only time) in the Passing Show Christmas Holiday Annual of 1930. I know nothing of Plummer’s life, but am indebted to the late Bob Adey, an expert in “locked room” and impossible crime mysteries, and owner of one of the most impressive collections of detective fiction in the world, for referring me to this story, and kindly supplying me with a copy. I share Bob’s view that it deserves to b...e rescued from oblivion, and I only wish that I had been able to find out more about its author.
*** Peter Mullinger sipped at his drink, chuckled in a rumbling bass at his joke, and smiled encouragingly across the cheery smoke-room of the Grand Private Hotel at young Glover.
Eric Glover had just concluded several simple conjuring tricks for the entertainment of a bevy of old ladies, a stern-looking man with side-whiskers, and a retired colonel who divided his time between staring fiercely into space, twisting his moustache, and emptying glasses of port.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
an exceptionally obscure short story. It appeared in print (for, to the best of my knowledge, the first and only time) in the Passing Show Christmas Holiday Annual of 1930. I know nothing of Plummer’s life, but am indebted to the late Bob Adey, an expert in “locked room” and impossible crime mysteries, and owner of one of the most impressive collections of detective fiction in the world, for referring me to this story, and kindly supplying me with a copy. I share Bob’s view that it deserves to b...e rescued from oblivion, and I only wish that I had been able to find out more about its author.
*** Peter Mullinger sipped at his drink, chuckled in a rumbling bass at his joke, and smiled encouragingly across the cheery smoke-room of the Grand Private Hotel at young Glover.
Eric Glover had just concluded several simple conjuring tricks for the entertainment of a bevy of old ladies, a stern-looking man with side-whiskers, and a retired colonel who divided his time between staring fiercely into space, twisting his moustache, and emptying glasses of port.
What to read after Silent Nights?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Martin to read onlineMoreLess
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