My Final Two Detection Club Bingo Reads

My final two Detection Club bingo squares are Playing Politics and Singletons.  (Yey!!  Almost done!) 

For the first of these squares, I will be re-reading Ngaio Marsh’s Nursing Home Murder — not my favorite book by Marsh, but I have it on hand, I’m in the process of reworking my way through Marsh’s Inspector Alleyn mysteries anyway, and it is not merely one of the books mentioned in chapter 12 of Martin Edwards’s Story of Classic Crime in 100 Books (which would be enough to qualify for this bingo square), but it is even one of the 100 books specifically presented.

For my final bingo square, I will be reading / listening to Ellen Wilkinson’s Division Bell Mystery — also one of Martin Edward’s 100 presented books (this one, in chapter 21).  This one comes highly recommended by several friends in whose opinions I trust, most recently here on BookLikes by Tigus, and I am looking forward t it a lot.  It would be great if I could finish Detection Club Bingo on a high!

Project Pages and Other Related Blog Posts:
Detection Club Bingo Project Page
First Detection Club Bingo Progress Post
Penultimate Detection Club Bingo Progress Post
Golden Age Mysteries: Further Reading
The Detection Club: New Project Page

 

 

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