| CHEVIOT, FELL and MERRIVALE |
 | Illusion Profusion |
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| Dr. Gideon Fell |
| "O Lord!" he breathed, puffing out his cheeks. "O Bacchus!" For Dr. Fell was peering down, like an immense red genie over a microscope, at one of the large silver candelabra on the table behind the sofa. |
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| Sir Henry Merrivale | | Again Blystone's hand went to his cheek. Marcia, Sanders noticed, kept a look of blank composure. "I'm not jokin', son," insisted H.M., holding up the sheets. "It's all here, if you read it properly. Truth sort of groans between the lines. It can't very well be missed." |
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- Below Suspicion, 1949
- John Dickson Carr aka Carter Dickson aka Carr Dickson
"Tops." Saturday Review of Literature | |
- Death in Five Boxes, 1938
- John Dickson Carr aka Carter Dickson aka Carr Dickson
"If you want ingenuity of plot, airtight development and good, pungent writing, this is your meat." New Haven Journal-Courier | |
| Bibliography |
| John Cheviot |
| Fire, Burn | 1957 | | Dr. Gideon Fell |
| Below Suspicion | 1949 | | Hags Nook | | | He Who Whispers | | | The Problem of the Green Capsule | | | The Sleeping Sphinx | | | The Three Coffins | | | Til Death Do Us Part | |
| Sir Henry Merrivale |
| The Crossbow Murder | |
| Death in Five Boxes | 1938 |
| The Peacock Feather Murders | | | The Red Widow Murders | | | The White Priory Murders | |
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