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The Avengers III: Mrs. Peel, We’re Needed! | Escape to Adventure!

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The Avengers III: Mrs. Peel, We’re Needed! The Avengers III: Mrs. Peel, We’re Needed! The episodes starring Diana Rigg as Emma Peel are iconic. Whether “iconic” means “good” is another matter. And, of course, there’s Diana Rigg herself. Source: http:/ www.wsj.com. 16 October 1965): Killer robots, karate, Michael Gough, and a tense final sequence – with a theme you won’t be able to get out of your phrase: dum dum dum dadadada. Death at Bargain Prices. The Hour That Never Was. Too Many Christmas Trees.

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The Avengers II: Mrs. Gale, We’re Needed! | Escape to Adventure!

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The Avengers II: Mrs. Gale, We’re Needed! The Avengers II: Mrs. Gale, We’re Needed! Honor Blackman’s Cathy Gale may be the greatest of the. Women She was the first television heroine who was truly her male co-star’s equal. She had the beauty and poise of a Hitchcock blonde, was independent and intelligent, and had a warmth and morality that the roguish John Steed often lacked. Blackman herself became a model for women in the early ’60s; she learned judo for the role, and wrote a. There’s more drama...

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The Infamous… | Escape to Adventure!

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Exotic locales; a cosmopolitan, man of the world attitude; hairsbreadth escapes from death; plenty of good fights; diabolical masterminds and ingenious plots and a belief in adventure and excitement for their own sake. For someone who has subconsciously had Hergé’s. As his yardstick since the age of four,. Is manna from heaven. The Saint, for the uncanonised, is Simon Templar, a suave, globe-trotting adventurer and modern Robin Hood and possibly the coolest fictional character ever. Even now, half a cent...

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Crime Fiction Database - Bibliography.

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This database is compiled from my own research. I apologise for any errors or omissions. Dates are UK first publication. I have only included those writers who are well known for their crime fiction. The Margery Allingham Society. The White Cottage Mystery. The Crime At Black Dudley. Look to the Lady. Police at the Funeral. 1933) as Maxwell March. Death of a Ghost. 1935) as Maxwell March. Flowers for the Judge. The Shadow in The House. 1936) as Maxwell March. The Case of the Late Pig. Take Two at Bedtime.

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Beneath the Stains of Time: What's Up in the Attic?

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What's Up in the Attic? Enjoy the fantasy, the fun, the stories. but make sure there is a clear sharp line drawn on the floor, so you can step back behind that mark and re-embrace reality. to do otherwise is to embrace madness. James Randi, the magician who explains miracles. When I first learned of the detective stories penned by Paul Halter, it was the name of John Dickson Carr. This probably explains why I ended up disillusioned with Paul Halter, after reading The Lord of Misrule. So evidently, I conc...

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Featuring the Saint | Escape to Adventure!

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With 12 novels, 34 novellas and 95 short stories (collected in 24 volumes), the sheer volume of Leslie Charteris’s work can be daunting. St Charteris novel I’ve read is. The Saint Plays with Fire. The later short story collections,. The Saint in Europe. On the Spanish Main. The Best of the Saint. 2008), two volumes of short stories, will give you both. The Saint in Europe. 1930) and stories from. The Saint vs. Scotland Yard. The Saint in London. The Saint Goes On. The Saint in the Sun. This is strong stu...

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The Avengers I: Dr. Keel, We’re Needed! | Escape to Adventure!

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The Avengers I: Dr. Keel, We’re Needed! The Avengers I: Dr. Keel, We’re Needed! Of all the television spies and secret agents who saved Britain in the ’60s – Champions, Saints and Danger Men – none are more iconic or better loved than. But it didn’t begin like that. Source: http:/ www.ianhendry.com. In its earliest incarnation,. Was a gritty,. Best known for their. Audio dramas, adapted. The scripts for the missing episodes, starring Julian Wadham as Steed and Anthony Howell (. As Dr Keel, with. You are ...

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Science Fiction and Fantasy Authors C

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THERE ARE CURRENTLY 400. BOOKS LISTED ON THIS PAGE. TO GO TO AN INDEX OF ALL AUTHORS LISTED ON THIS PAGE CLICK HERE. Figures of Earth (F). The Silver Stallion (F). The Music from Behind the Moon (F). The White Robe (F). The Way of Ecben (F). The Witch-Woman (Omni 4-6). The Soul of Melicent Aka:-. The Line of Love (Coll.)(F). The High Place (F). Something About Eve (F). The Certain Hour (F). The Cords of Vanity (F). From the Hidden Way (F). The Jewel Merchants (F). The Rivet in Grandfather's Neck (F).

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Articles posted by ludibundlad. The Avengers III: Mrs. Peel, We’re Needed! The episodes starring Diana Rigg as Emma Peel are iconic. Whether “iconic” means “good” is another matter. And, of course, there’s Diana Rigg herself. Source: http:/ www.wsj.com. 16 October 1965): Killer robots, karate, Michael Gough, and a tense final sequence – with a theme you won’t be able to get out of your phrase: dum dum dum dadadada. Death at Bargain Prices. The Hour That Never Was. Too Many Christmas Trees. 5 March 1966):...