Another glowing review for Death Among the Undead
Anticipate more for this path-breaking mystery
https://www.publishersweekly.com/ASINB09CRSNP6S
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Anticipate more for this path-breaking mystery
https://www.publishersweekly.com/ASINB09CRSNP6S
Another glowing review for Death Among the Undead Read More »
‘… an outstanding, impressive and engrossing novel… a delightful thriller…’
What more can I say?
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/4219673703
Death Among the Undead: Goodreads 5 stars Read More »
The Kindle version of this runaway Japanese best-seller is now available.
Death Among the Undead now available as ebook Read More »
For all those who have been waiting, this runaway Japanese best-seller (Shijinso no Satsujin) is now available in English, with an introduction by the great Soji Shimada, who calls it a major work.
Death Among the Undead now available in paperback Read More »
You may have noticed that Death Among the Undead has been published, but remains unavailable. This is due to a quirk whereby Publishers Weekly cannot recognize ISBN numbers beginning with 979, so I am forced to use Amazon’s own ASIN, which in turn means I have to “publish” the book and then make it immediately unavailable. Rest assured, it will be available in tpb and ebook soon.
The reason I am willing to jump through hoops is that PW plans to do a feature on the author, Masahiro Imamura, whose book was an overnight sensation in Japan
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Two great bloggers agree:
“A tremendously enjoyable detective novel with a first class locked room conundrum”
http://moonlight-detective.blogspot.com/2021/07/the-forbidden-house-1932-by-michel.html
“Another brilliantly creative and wildly entertaining Gallic mystery”
#812: The Forbidden House (1932) by Michel Herbert & Eugene Wyl [trans. John Pugmire 2021]
Two more great reviews for The Forbidden House Read More »
The prolific reviewer whom many of us know as The Puzzle Doctor, gives a typically astute assessment of Paul’s novel:
“Simply put, this is as close to John Dickson Carr, the author that Halter is always compared to, that he ever gets… definitely worth your time.”
Penelope’s Web (2001/2021) by Paul Halter trans. John Pugmire
Thanks, Steve!
Another enthusiastic review of Penelope’s Web Read More »
This one from James Scott Byrneside, no slouch as an impossible crime writer himself:
“Glorious fun… I adore it.”
Spidery Stratagems — Penelope’s Web
And, in case you missed it, here’s the Publishers Weekly review (PW, re PW)
https://www.publishersweekly.com/ASINB095GS1CBW
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After a number of self-inflicted errors, tpb and ebooks now available.
Here’s the starred Publishers Weekly Review
https://www.publishersweekly.com/ASINB095GS1CBW
Goodreads review by Santosh Iyer also gave it 4 out of 5 stars
Penelope’s Web by Paul Halter now available Read More »
You may have noticed that Penelope’s Web has been published, but remains unavailable. This is due to a quirk whereby Publishers Weekly cannot recognize ISBN numbers beginning with 979, so I am forced to use Amazon’s own ASIN, which in turn means I have to “publish” the book and then make it immediately unavailable. Rest assured, it will be available in tpb and ebook soon.
Another unexpected error is Amazon suddnly turning The Forbidden House from “LIVE”to “DRAFT” after it had already been available for some time. That has now been corrected.
Thank you for your patience
John