Friday, February 6, 2015

DAN TURER and "The Murdered Mummy" by Robert Leslie Bellem (1943)

Direct from the January 1943 issue of Dan Turner, Hollywood Detective . . . a Forgotten Story.








17 comments:

Sergio (Tipping My Fedora) said...

Thanks for including me today Evan.

Casual Debris said...

Please include my entry

Talents

Thanks,
Frank

Rick Robinson said...

Hegenberger's blog doesn't seem to allow comments. Too bad, because I both liked, and reviewed, the book he has this week.

Evan Lewis said...

Thanks, Mr. Debris. Got you.

Yes, I too enjoyed John H's review.

Casual Debris said...

Thank you Mr. Crockett. You can put me down as Frank Babics if you wish.

Unfortunately the link you've attached is for another site :(

Rick Robinson said...

Oh, and thanks for the Dan Turner. Always enjoy them.

Evan Lewis said...

Thanks Frank. Got it right this time, I hope.

Casual Debris said...

Awesome! Thanks for the quick change.

jhegenbe said...

Tumblr is a little weird. You can leave comments by clicking the icon in the upper right corner of the page and then clicking the Ask button, where you can ask questions and I can answer. Thanks for the shared interest. Have fun!

George said...

We all appreciate you filling in for Patti! You do a great job!

Anonymous said...

My belatedly posted addition to the series is here:

http://beyondeastrod.blogspot.com/2015/02/forgotten-book-friday-dekok-and-mask-of.html

A hearty "Thank you" to you and Patti.

Anonymous said...

Oops! Let's make the "hardy" rather than "hearty" -- but the error somehow sounds right, doesn't it.

Evan Lewis said...

Got it. Thanks!

pattinase (abbott) said...

Thanks for the plug as well as the help! Love you guys, Pattu=i

Jerry House said...

I am so-o-o-o-o-o late*, but mine is now up: a Laverne and Shirley tie-in by Ron Goulart under one of his many pen names.

Thanks for covering for Patti (I'm looking forward to her book), and thanks for another Dan Turner!

*many excuses, including car being fixed, grandson's doctor's appointment, miserable lines at Wal-Mart, etc., etc. Grrrr.

Evan Lewis said...

Thanks Jerry. You're now on the list. WHO KNEW that Ron Goulart wrote a Laverne & Shirley book.

Todd Mason said...

i knew that Goulart might even write a decent l&s book if allowed and willing...we're talking RG here. and I'm glad Frank is finally in what seems like the clear. hope to ablr to spend the time to be back in the lists next week...back to patti?