The Wabash Trilogy

Informationen zum Autor William J. Palmer is a Professor Emeritus from the Department of English at Purdue University. This is his 13th novel and the third novel of his "The Sherlock Jones Novels" series of hardboiled detective novels. He splits his time between Indiana and Southern California. For more information on the author see:Wjpalmernovelist.wordpress.comWikipediaAmazon Author Page Klappentext THE WABASH TRILOGY includes three new novels by William J. Palmer: THE WABASH BASEBALL BLUES, THE REDNECK MAFIA, and CIVIC THEATER. Each novel shows Palmer at his most poignant and hilarious as he tracks his characters through the tragicomedy of life in the Midwest. Palmer is also the author of the "Mr. Dickens" series of Victorian murder mysteries which have been selections of The Literary Guild, The Book of the Month Club, The Mystery Guild and The Doubleday Book Club. He has also written books on film history and novel criticism. He is a professor in the English Department at Purdue University and lives in West Lafayette, Indiana, in close proximity to the Wabash River.

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Diamonds. Doubles. Murder. is William J. Palmer's 4th novel in his "Sherlock Jones" series of 21st-Century hard-boiled detective novels. He is a Professor Emeritus from the English Department of Purdue University who splits his time between residence in West Lafayette, Indiana and Los Angeles, California.

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THE WABASH TRILOGY includes three new novels by William J. Palmer: THE WABASH BASEBALL BLUES, THE REDNECK MAFIA, and CIVIC THEATER. Each novel shows Palmer at his most poignant and hilarious as he tracks his characters through the tragicomedy of life in the Midwest. Palmer is also the author of the "Mr. Dickens" series of Victorian murder mysteries which have been selections of The Literary Guild, The Book of the Month Club, The Mystery Guild and The Doubleday Book Club. He has also written books on film history and novel criticism. He is a professor in the English Department at Purdue University and lives in West Lafayette, Indiana, in close proximity to the Wabash River.