Released in 2012
Archie Meets Nero Wolfe: A Prequel to Rex Stout's Nero Wolfe Mysteries
by Robert Goldsborough
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 To become part of the Nero Wolfe legend, Archie Goodwin must prove his worth Archie Goodwin comes to New York City hoping for a bit of excitement. In his third week working as a night watchman, he stops two burglars in their tracks—with a pair of hot lead slugs. Dismissed from his job for being "trigger-happy," he parlays his newfound notoriety into a job as a detective's assistant, helping honest sleuth Del Bascom solve cases like the Morningside Piano Heist, the Rive Gauche Art Gallery Swindle, and the Sumner-Hayes Burglary. But it's the kidnapping of Tommie Williamson, the son of a New York hotel magnate, that introduces Goodwin to the man who will change his life.
Young Tommie has gone missing, and only one detective is built for the job: Nero Wolfe, the heavyset genius of West Thirty-Fifth Street. Together they will form one of the most unlikely crime fighting duos in history—but first Goodwin must find Tommie Williamson, and prove to Wolfe that he deserves a place by his side.
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| David Marcum's The Papers of Sherlock Holmes contains nine new Sherlock Holmes stories and also provides valuable information regarding Nero Wolfe as a boy and young adult, beginning when he is eleven years old. Visit his web site to read "How This Book Came to Be." |
Matthew Livingston is the teenage detective
created by Marco Conelli in The Prison of Souls. Visit Marco's site.
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In GREEN-EYED LADY, the first sequel to Chuck Greaves' award-winning HUSH MONEY, attorney Jack MacTaggart is hired to defend a U.S. Senate candidate charged with murder only three weeks before Election Day. Visit Chuck's site: chuckgreaves.com/ |
Dolled Up For Murder is Jane Cleland's seventh in the Josie Prescott Antiques Mystery Series centers around a valuable and mysteriously sought-after antiques doll collection. Long-term Wolfe Pack member Jane K. Cleland's books are filled with Wolfean trivia and are often reviewed as an Antiques Roadshow for mystery fans. In addition, she is the Wolfe Pack's Black Orchid Novella Award chair. Visit Jane's site.. |
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Vincent O'Neil's latest mystery features playwright Jack Glynn in
a new mystery theater-themed series. www.vincenthoneil.com
Visit his web site to find out more. |
Amanda Matetsky is the author of five Paige Turner mysteries and two Annie March novels. www.amandamatetsky.com
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Award-winner Bruce DeSilva says 2010 Black Orchid Award winner Brad Crowther’s debut novel is “… distinguished by pitch-perfect dialogue, a suspenseful plot, and a superb cast of characters ...” Advance copies of The Ninth Man are available at www.bradcrowther.com. |
Michael Hogan's new e-book, DYING HAND TO MOUTH. When billionaire philanthropist Theodore Pennington is poisoned at a benefit in his honor, it's up to detective Peyton Knowles and his assistant Charlie Lowman to sift through the clues, and, in the process, pull some skeletons from the closets of the Washington power elite! |
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Jane Haddam is the author of the
Gregor Demarkian Series. www.janehaddam.com |
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Guy K. Stewart's new Kindle
e-book, The Spies from Princeton, is not your run-of-the-mill, spy-shoot-em-up. Instead, Mr. Stewart's approach is more deliciously insidious. Like le Carré's Spy Who Came in from the Cold, his is a short, taut, focused tale - where amoral deceit and the stunning triple-cross are again the themes. |
Fatal Deeds, featuring Korean War vet, Augustus M. Churchill, a PI in Concord, MA, is a suspense novel, laced with history, romance, local color, and humor. Best-selling author Andrew McAleer spins a genuine mystery - reminiscent in plot and character of the best of the Golden Age of Mystery. Visit his web page:
www.CherokeeMcGhee.com |
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Marvin Kaye has edited a number of anthologies.
The above two tributes, anthologies of the best of
The Wolfe Pack's Gazette articles,
and Marvin's other books can be viewed at the Wildside Press web site. |
Ailleen Schumacher writes the
Tory Travers /David Alverez series.
Read more about Ailleen
and her books on her web site. |
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Translation by member
Stephen Pearl
of the Russian classic by Ivan Aleksandrovich Goncharov.
Awarded the AATSEEL (American Association of Teachers of Slavic and Eastern European Languages) Prize for the best book translation of 2008. |
The Gazette editor, Jean Quinn (aka Lon Cohen) penned this book in the "Crisp Fifty-Minute Series." |
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Carrying On:
A Somewhat Geriatric Love Affair
by member Emily Mikulewicz |
A&E Nero Wolfe
Television Series |
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A&E TV Series' actors, reviews,
episode guide, DVD's, etc.,
plus their trip to the set?
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In In the Best Families, when Mr. Wolfe left the brownstone he left the door open to show everyone that he had left and the brownstone was empty. We are leaving the door open in the picture to express our empty feeling at the A&E Network's cancellation of A Nero Wolfe Mystery series.
- See the "MISSING MINUTES page for the sad, but true, tale of missing scenes and chopped off edges (missing cylinders)!
- See these sites' pages for more information:
- Click the open door to look through Reviews, Cast, Music, and Season One and Season Two pages — loaded with shots from your favorite scenes! Get started now!
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