Saturday, February 02, 2013

PaperBack



Rex Stout, Three Doors to Death, Dell, 1952

2 comments:

Graham Powell said...

I read most of these collections many, many years ago, and I personally think Rex Stout was best at around 20,000 words or so. Sometimes his novels seem to run thin on plot.

Unknown said...

Those novelettes (or novellas or whatever they are) are hard to beat, all right. Anthony Boucher preferred them to the novels, too, as I recall.