Sir Clinton Driffield, hardened solver of many a knotty problem, was playing chess with his old f...

Reproduction of the original, first published in 1923. Early 20th-century British science fiction...

'One of the very best of the Connington country house mysteries . . . is The Castleford Conundrum...

'After both Roger and Neville Shandon are felled in Whistlefield's famous hedge maze by curare-ti...

When he wrote this book, the late Professor A. W. Stewart had already retired from academic life ...

Mr. Connington has written several detective stories of a high order and one-Murder in the Maze-w...

Mr. Connington's new detective story, The Sweepstake Murders, opens at the end of a bridge-party,...

In the first place, there was the Dangerfield Talisman, an ancient golden armlet set with diamond...

Readers who like to take their detective stories straight have found that Connington's name on a ...

It was not altogether surprising that Ambrose Brenthurst was found brutally murdered outside Foun...

The plot of Mr. Connington's The Eye in the Museum (1929) is woven round the unexpected death of ...