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As a Sealed Book updates: Tfw you know/remember just enough graphic design...
(First off, apologies to those who follow me for reviews—they will return, I promise!) In Beulah Poynter news, however, we are so close to launch! The full cover is complete (see below), the paperback...
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Vintage Article: “A Love-Story Writer Learns To Kill”
As my self-publishing adventures have hit a lull, and as I’m too mentally burnt out to write a true review just yet, I thought I’d hit y’all with a vintage article, this time Doris Knight’s “A...
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As a Sealed Book: It’s here, it’s (a)live!
Just what the title says, my collection of Beulah Poynter stories, As a Sealed Book: Five Mysteries From the Pulp Era is finally available for purchase! Get it in ebook or paperback here! Share, tell...
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“Diamond Wedding”: We’ve got baseball intrigue, we’ve got a marriage of...
“Whoa, Jason,” he cut in. “The great Shores is a mere hero of the diamond. If I’m being sent back to the minors or being traded off, tell me in American. Such-A-Man can take it, old boy, but he...
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“Sealed Bids”: Ka-chow! went her heart.
Connie flushed indignantly. “Parlor maid? How dare you? I am Mr. Northrup’s private secretary. He invited me down here on a week-end party because he had some dictation to give me.” She suddenly...
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Vintage Article: “A Beginner Confesses”
I was hoping to get another review in before the end of the month, but it doesn’t look like that’s going to happen, so here’s a vintage article, instead! Written by Mary Frances Morgan, and originally...
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“Masqueraders All”: Like a bargain-bin The Importance of Being Earnest,...
It might tend to expose his own scheme, for he had allowed the girl to think that he had seen Marion Van Buren, and Peter might be in a position to disprove this. Yet, he reflected, how could he, for...
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“The Mystery of Woman”: Cornell Woolrich as a proto-feminist author.
I take the viewpoint that women have been labeled mysterious simply because they so often fail to conform to the pattern of behavior that men have set for them. She just did something he didn’t like...
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It Looked Like Murder: Cover reveal!
It took a lot longer than intended, but my second Beulah Poynter collection is nearing completion! The full title is It Looked Like Murder: The Steele and Donovan Mysteries, and will consist of...
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It Looked Like Murder: Now available for purchase!
We have lift-off of my second collection of Beulah Poynter mysteries, available in ebook or paperback here! As before, due to varying public domain laws, it’s only available in the United States,...
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