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Muirkirk and its neighbourhood, being notes of a visit, and recollections of former times
Arthur Guthrie
1883
A history of the parish of Muirkirk in East Ayrshire.
Multiplying villainies: selected mystery criticism, 1942-1968
Bouchercon
1973
A collection of reviews and essays on crime fiction. Number 101 of a limited edition of 500.
Municipal Glasgow: its evolution and enterprises
Robert Gibson & Sons (Glasgow), Limited
1915
A compendium of information regarding the administration and scope of municipal services in Glasgow.
Murder - all kinds
Crippen & Landru Publishers
2003
A collection of short stories including some Holmesian pastiches.
Murder at Bratton Grange
P. F. Collier & Son Company
1929
An unpleasant businessman is stabbed to death on his journey from the train station to his house.
Murder brewing
World's Work (1913) Ltd
1947
George Mawson, a clerk in a brewery order office, is murdered and his body placed on a lorry delivering beer.
Murder cavalcade: an anthology
Duell, Sloan and Pearce
1946
A collection of twenty short stories including 'The adventure of the Sotheby salesman' and essays Ellery Queen and Howard Haycraft.
Murder for fun
Jarrolds Publishers (London) Ltd
1947
A staged murder turns into reality at an actor's country house.
Murder for pleasure: the life and times of the detective story
Peter Davies
1942
An influential and early history of the detective story as a literary form.
Murder for pleasure: the life and times of the detective story
Peter Davies
1942
An influential and early history of the detective story as a literary form.
Murder goes to press
Constable
1950
Murder takes place in the offices of a national daily newspaper.
Murder gone mad
Published for The Crime Club Ltd. by W. Collins Sons & Co Ltd
1931
A long knife, with a brilliant but perverted brain directing it, is terrorising the suburb of Holmdale.
Murder has its points: a Mr and Mrs North mystery
Hutchinson
1962
Novelist Anthony Payne is shot dead at a party in his honour.
Murder in manuscript
Rich and Cowan
1948
A private detective finds a novelist he dislikes sitting at a desk, with a bullet in his brain.
Murder in Melbourne
Arthur Barker Limited
1958
Richard Quayle finds his girlfriend dead in the bedroom of a cheap hotel.
Murder in my back yard
Century
1991
Inspector Ramsay encounters a murder on his own doorstep in the Northumberland village of Heppleburn.
Murder in studio 221B
Mysterious Bookshop
1999
Holmes solves the murder of Moriarty. Limited edition of 221.
Murder in the millions: Erle Stanley Gardner, Mickey Spillane, Ian Fleming
Frederick Ungar Publishing Co.
1984
An analysis of three of the most successful fictional heroes: Perry Mason, James Bond, and Mike Hammer.
Murder minus motive
Herbert Jenkins Limited
1943
Two apparently harmless citizens run amok and commit murder.
Murder most irregular
Robert Hale
1984
Members of the Baker Street Irregulars are threatened with death.
Murder of a midget
Eldon Press Limited
1934
The murder of a circus midget leads an investigative reporter into the world of dope trafficking.
The murder of Lalla Lee
Arrowsmith
1931
A detective is invited to meet a potential client for tea but finds her murdered.
