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| Original Title: | Little Boxes of Bewilderment: Suspense Comedies |
| ISBN: | 0312029446 (ISBN13: 9780312029449) |
| Edition Language: | English |
Jack Ritchie
Hardcover | Pages: 193 pages Rating: 4.39 | 23 Users | 4 Reviews
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There are thirty-one short stories by Jack Ritchie in Little Boxes of Bewilderment. If you are familiar with Ritchie's work, that should be enough to make you want to read this. All the stories here are humorous mysteries, with the emphasis on "humorous." There are genuine mysteries here as well; for example, try to figure out the solution to "By Child Undone."Ritchie doesn't always have the good guy win. More often, it is the clever person who does well. However, some times the clever person is the good guy, as in one of my favorite stories in the book, "The Best Driver in the County." But no matter how a particular story ends, all of them are entertaining.
My other favorite story here is "For All the Rude People." I certainly do not approve of indiscriminate murder, but if victims are chosen appropriately...well, I still don't approve...I guess.
There is a very good introduction by Francis M. Nevins, Jr., as well as what appears to be a thorough bibliography of Ritchie's work.
I just want to add that I got my copy of this years ago from some on-line seller and was pleased when it arrived to see that the seller was Ritchie's son.
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| Title | : | Little Boxes Of Bewilderment: Suspense Comedies |
| Author | : | Jack Ritchie |
| Book Format | : | Hardcover |
| Book Edition | : | Deluxe Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 193 pages |
| Published | : | by St. Martin's Press (first published 1989) |
| Categories | : | Short Stories. Humor |
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Ratings: 4.39 From 23 Users | 4 ReviewsEvaluate Containing Books Little Boxes Of Bewilderment: Suspense Comedies
Didn't enjoy it as much as his Henry Turnbuckle stories, but pretty good.
Synopsis: thirty-one short stories with an emphasis on mystery and humour.
Intrepid Men by Jack RitchieTranslated as Niste Oameni IntreprinzatoriI am not sure what the original title is, since I could not find the match on the internet.It is not such a fabulous story and I have passed the option to add it on goodreads as a new entry.It can entertain and even send some moralizing messages.In a small town in America, a visitor has to deal with some Intrepid Men. After he has stopped to have a coffee, he meets the local police force.It seems he could have been in Russia,
Intrepid Men by Jack RitchieTranslated as Niste Oameni IntreprinzatoriI am not sure what the original title is, since I could not find the match on the internet.It is not such a fabulous story and I have passed the option to add it on goodreads as a new entry.It can entertain and even send some moralizing messages.In a small town in America, a visitor has to deal with some Intrepid Men. After he has stopped to have a coffee, he meets the local police force.It seems he could have been in Russia,
Jack Ritchie was born in a room behind his fathers tailor shop in Milwaukee, Wisconsin on February 26th, 1922. After leaving high school, Ritchie was a student at the Milwaukee State Teachers College. When America joined the Second World War, he enlisted in the U.S army. He was stationed in the Central Pacific for two years, serving for much of that period on the island of Kwajalein. It was here
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