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The Edgar Winners: 33rd Annual Anthology Of The Mystery Writers Of America
The Edgar Winners: 33rd Annual Anthology Of The Mystery Writers Of America

By Bill Pronzini, William O'Farrell, Thomas Walsh, Bill (Ed.) Pronzini, Edward D. Hoch, William Irish, Joe Gores, Joyce Harrington, Philip Macdonald, Jesse HIll Ford, Harlan Ellison, Ellery Queen, Rhys Davies, Lawrence G. Blochman, Stanley Ellin, Margery Finn Brown, Patrick Quentin, Lawrence Treat, Robert L. Fish, David Ely, Roald Dahl, Barbara Owens, Warner Law, Rita Revesz

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Each of these twenty-four stories won the Edgar Allan Poe Award for Best Mystery Short Story of its year. Contents: The adventure of the mad tea-party / Ellery Queen -- After-dinner story / William...

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Hound Dunnit
Hound Dunnit

By Bill Pronzini, Q. Patrick, Hugh Pentecost, Rex Stout, Paul W. Fairman, Edward D. Hoch, Michael Gilbert, Ron Goulart, Arthur Conan Doyle, Joyce Harrington, CHarlotte Armstrong, Barry Perowne, Ross MacDONALD, Martin H. Greenberg, John Rudin, William Bankier, Jeffrey M. Wallman, Isaac Asimov, Warner Law, Francis M. Nevins, Jr, Carol-Lynn Rssel Waugh

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Contains: "The Sleeping Dog" by Ross MacDonald "The Enemy" by Charlotte Armstrong "The Dog Who Hated Jazz" by William Bankier "[Silver Blaze](https://openlibrary.org/works/OL1518358W/Silver_Blaze)"...

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