Dickson Carr
from where i can get The Shadow of the Goat, by John Dickson Carr.?
It’s in a book called Murderous Schemes edited by Donald Westlake. The book is available new from Amazon for about $27.95. Probably there are libraries where you could check it out or xerox the story. Probably you can find it used now that you have a book title to look for. Good luck.
The interiors of John Dickson Carr’s novels – Mystfest 1991
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Treacherous Crossing [VHS] $79.95 … |
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The Secret Kingdom [VHS] $9.89 … |
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It’s A Wonderful Life $9.99 … |
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Dangerous Crossing $4.39 A relaxing cruise turns into a terrifying journey in Joseph M. Newman’s Dangerous Crossing. Part of the Fox Film Noir series, Newman’s classy B-movie plays more like a psychological thriller with some particularly atmospheric visuals (heavy on the studio-generated fog). As her honeymoon begins, newlywed Ruth Bowman (Jeanne Craine, Pinky) explores the ship while husband John (Carl Betz, The Donna R… |
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He Who Whispers (Dr. Gideon Fell) $7.99 A DR GIDEON FELL MYSTERY. Outside the little French city of Chartres, industrialist Howard Brookes is found dying on the parapet of an old stone tower. Evidence shows that it was impossible for anyone to have entered at the time of the murder, however someone must have, for the victim was discovered stabbed in the back. Who could have done it? And where did they go? When no one is convicted, the m… |
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John Dickson Carr … |
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The Plague Court Murders (Sir Henry Merrivale) $4.99 THE FIRST SIR HENRY MERRIVALE MYSTERY. When Dean Halliday becomes convinced that the malevolent ghost of Louis Playge is haunting his family estate in London, he invites Ken Bates and Detective-Inspector Masters along to Plague Court to investigate. Arriving at night, they find his aunt and fiancée preparing to exorcise the spirit in a séance run by psychic Roger Darworth. While Darworth locks h… |
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