Tag Archives: Whodunit

“Murder,” She Spelled Out Real Plain

Posted on June 14, 2016 by Nalkarj

Of the large number of TV detective shows that longtime friends and collaborators William Link and Richard Levinson created, Ellery Queen (1975-1976) and Columbo (1968-1978; 1989-2003) seem (to me) to be the best. Columbo, of course, is the (far) longer running and the better known–and, … Continue reading →

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Le roi est mort, vive le roi…

Posted on June 1, 2016 by Nalkarj

Here we go with some more Ellery Queen–nothing wrong with that, I suppose. Today’s book, Ellery Queen’s The King is Dead (1952), has gotten a largely negative reception from mystery fans, which is (a) too bad, for it’s a fine book, … Continue reading →

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