Oct 1, 2025
The Intelligent Woman's Guide to Atomic Radiation (Margot Bennett)
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The Intelligent Woman's Guide to Atomic Radiation (Margot Bennett)
Someone From The Past
A review of Someone from the Past by Margot Bennett – 240601 It is rather a neat touch to use a passage from a poem by Cecil Day Lewis, no mean hand as a detective fiction writer himself under his nom de plume of Nicholas Blake, to provide the key to the resolution of a murder mystery. This is what Margot Bennet has done in her final piece of crime fiction, Someone from the Past, originally…
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The Man Who Didn’t Fly
A case of a missing passenger and what happened to him - The Man who didn't Fly reissued by @BL_Publishing #CrimeFiction #BookReview
A review of The Man who didn’t Fly by Margot Bennett – 230803 Scottish-born Margot Bennett is another new author to me and even if she did not write many works of crime fiction, she developed an impressive reputation, only to fall into obscurity. Like Christopher St John Sprigg she was involved in the Spanish Civil War, serving in a British medical unit, but unlike Sprigg she lived to tell the…
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Who Killed Teddy Bear? (1965)
Who Killed Teddy Bear? is a 1965 neo-noir about a woman named Norah Dain who receives threatening phone calls from an unknown stalker, whose attentions escalate. You might not know that the identity of the stalker is meant to be unknown if you read virtually any synopsis, including the one that appears when you select the film on just about any streaming service where it is housed, or on the…
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Someone From the Past by Margot Bennett Crest Books s332, 1959
"...no man is allowed a death certificate without first dying for it." @BL_Publishing @medwardsbooks #margotbennett
“…no man is allowed a death certificate without first dying for it.” @BL_Publishing @medwardsbooks #margotbennett
The Man Who Didn’t Fly by Margot Bennett
“When in doubt, reach for a crime classic”; that could well be my motto here on the Ramblings, as they *have* become such a comfort in recent years, and particularly during the pandemic. I do feel the books have gone from strength to strength, with a wonderfully diverse range of titles being published. And the most recent one I received for review was just…
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