With the Golden Age of detective fiction shining ever more brightly with the increasing availability of many long-forgotten classic crime novels from the first half of the twentieth century, the publication of Bodies from the Library in 2018 was an unexpected treat for fans of some of the genre's cleverest and most popular writers. With lost stories by authors including Georgette Heyer, A.A. Milne, Anthony Berkeley, Nicholas Blake, Cyril Hare, and Roy Vickers, the book was surely a unique opportunity finally to fill the gaps in some of the greatest canons of detective and thriller fiction.
This follow-up volume is a showcase for a dozen more popular names from the Golden Age, including Helen Simpson, Ethel Lina White, Agatha Christie, and S.S.Van Dine, plus a few big surprises yet to be announced with stories so rare that many don't yet appear on their writers' established bibliographies.
Selected and introduced by Tony Medawar, who also writes a short essay about each contributor, this audiobook is a genuine treasure-trove of missing episodes from the work of some of the world's favorite classic crime writers.
