The Invisible Event

Classic detective fiction and impossible crimes

Skip to content

Home
Adventures in Self-Publishing
Alfred Hitchcock and the Three Investigators
The Men Who Explain Miracles Podcast
Spoiler Warnings
About Me

Search

Search for:

Spoiler Warning

#558: Spoiler Warning – Coming in October: Postern of Fate (1973) by Agatha Christie

July 27, 2019July 23, 2019 / JJ / 39 Comments

With the most recent Spoiler Warning post now out in the wild — it’s on The Moving Toyshop (1946) by Edmund Crispin if you’re interested — it’s time to prepare for the next.

Continue reading →

#552: Spoiler Warning 11 – The Moving Toyshop (1946) by Edmund Crispin

July 13, 2019July 9, 2019 / JJ / 35 Comments

We are here today to discuss The Moving Toyshop (1946) — Edmund Crispin’s third novel to feature his Oxford University don detective Gervase Fen — in full, spoiler-rich style…proceed no further if you wish read this book without knowing, y’know, everything that happens.

Continue reading →

#524: Spoiler Warning – Coming in July: The Moving Toyshop (1946) by Edmund Crispin

May 11, 2019May 9, 2019 / JJ / 5 Comments

So, with the most recent Spoiler Warning on Tantei Gakuen Q/Detective School Q done, here’s news of the next one…

Continue reading →

#521: Spoiler Warning 10 – Tantei Gakuen Q/Detective School Q: ‘The Kamikakushi Village Murder Case’ (2003)

May 4, 2019April 30, 2019 / JJ / 36 Comments

Apologies, we’re a bit late — there were some hold-ups on my end of things — but here at last are the thoughts of the blogosphere’s resident impossible crime expert TomCat and myself on ‘The Kamikakushi Village Murder Case’, part of the Tantei Gakuen Q (Detective Academy Q) anime based on the manga of the same name.

Continue reading →

#494: Spoiler Warning – Coming in April: Tantei Gakuen Q/Detective School Q: ‘The Kamikakushi Village Murder Case’ (2003)

February 2, 2019April 30, 2019 / JJ / 13 Comments

If last week’s spoiler-heavy post on Mr. Priestley’s Problem, a.k.a. The Amateur Crime by Anthony Berkeley seemed rather like an invite to a party for which you did not possess the necessary shoes to get past the bouncers, well, TomCat is here to even up the balance a bit…

Continue reading →

#491: Spoiler Warning 9 – Mr. Priestley’s Problem, a.k.a. The Amateur Crime (1927) by Anthony Berkeley [a.p.a. by A.B. Cox]

January 26, 2019January 22, 2019 / JJ / 2 Comments

Here we go again, with the usual warnings: this post discusses in spoiler-heavy detail elements of the plot of Mr. Priestley’s Problem, a.k.a. The Amateur Crime (1927) by Anthony Berkeley, also published under the name of A.B. Cox.

Continue reading →

#446: Spoiler Warning 8 – Halfway House (1936) by Ellery Queen

October 13, 2018February 20, 2019 / JJ / 68 Comments

Dearly beloved, we are gathered here today to pay our respects to the detective fiction novel Halfway House (1936) written by Manfred Lee and Frederic Dannay under their Ellery Queen nom de plume. As the title suggests, there will be spoilers — lots and lots of spoilers, so only proceed if you’ve done the necessary pre-reading…

Continue reading →

Posts navigation

← Older posts

Reviews every Thursday; next up:

Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.

Why Didn’t They Ask, Evans?

Search for:

Follow The Invisible Event on WordPress.com

Posts I Like

Categories

Categories

Tags

Adam Roberts Agatha Christie Alan Green Alice Arisugawa Amateur Detective Anthony Berkeley Anthony Boucher Anthony Horowitz Anthony Wynne Arthur Conan Doyle Arthur Porges Beryl Epstein Bold Venture Press Brian Skupin British Library Crime Classics Bruce Campbell Bruce Elliott C. Daly King Carol Carnac Carter Dickson Catherine Aird Christianna Brand Clayton Rawson Coachwhip Publications Constance and Gwenyth Little Cornell Woolrich Crime-solving couples Crossover Mysteries Curtis Evans Derek Smith Dorothy Blair Dorothy L. Sayers E.C.R. Lorac E. Charles Vivian Edith Caroline Rivett Edmund Crispin Edward D. Hoch Ellery Queen Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine Enid Blyton EQMM Erle Stanley Gardner Evelyn Page Freeman Wills Crofts G.K. Chesterton Gaston Leroux Genius Amateur Genius detective Gladys Mitchell Gollancz Gosho Aoyama Hake Talbot Harper Collins Harry Stephen Keeler Helen McCloy Herbert Brean Historical Mystery Ho-Ling Wong Hugh J. Lee Boryng-Payne Impossible Crimes Inverted Mystery Israel Zangwill Jacques Futrelle James Ronald James Scott Byrnside Jim Thompson John Dickson Carr John Pugmire John Rhode John Sladek Jonathan Creek Josephine Tey Julian Symons Juvenile Mysteries Keikichi Osaka Kelley Roos Kings of Crime Leo Bruce Locked Room International Mansion Mysteries Margery Allingham Martin Edwards Matt Ingwalson Max Afford Michael Innes Miles Burton Mysterious Press Ngaio Marsh Nicholas Blake Nicholas Olde Noel Vindry Norman Berrow Novella OOP Orion Pan Macmillan Pastiche Paul Gallico Paul Halter Philip Kerr Philip MacDonald Pierre Boileau Podcast Quiz R.E. Swartwout Radio mysteries Ramble House Rex Stout Richard Simms Robert Adey Robert Arthur Robert Innes Robin Stevens Roger Scarlett Ronald Knox Rudolph Fisher Rue Morgue Press Rupert Penny S.S. van Dine Sam Epstein Sarah Rubin Self-Publishing Sherlock Holmes Short stories Soji Shimada Spinster Detective Spoilers! Stanley Ellin Szu-Yen Lin Theatre Mysteries The Criminous Alphabet The Murder Room Theodore Roscoe The Three Investigators Thomas Narcejac Travelogue Mysteries TV Walter S. Masterman Ye Olde Book of Locked Room Conundrums You're doing it wrong

Blogroll

A Guide to Classic Mystery and Detection
A Perfect Locked Room
AhSweetMysteryBlog
At the Villa Rose
Beneath the Stains of Time
Classic Mysteries
Composed Almost Entirely of Books
CrossExaminingCrime
Dead Yesterday
Death Can Read
Do You Write Under Your Own Name?
In Search of the Classic Mystery Novel
James Scott Byrnside
Justice for the Corpse
Mysteries Ahoy!
Mysteries, Short and Sweet
Noah's Archives
Only Detect
Ontos
Pretty Sinister Books
Suddenly at His Residence
The Case Files of Ho-Ling
The Grandest Game in the World
The Green Capsule
The Reader is Warned
Tipping My Fedora
Vintage Pop Fictions

The Invisible Event by Jim Noy is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.

Blog at WordPress.com.

The Invisible Event

Blog at WordPress.com.

Post to

Cancel