Show Notes
In today's episode, Brook and Sarah discuss the rules of mystery from the Golden Age, including from the Detection Club, S.S. van Dyne, and Raymond Chandler.
Discussed and mentioned
The Notebooks of Raymond Chandler (1991) Raymond Chandler
"12 Notes on the Mystery Story" (1948) Raymond Chandler
"Twenty Rules for Detective Stories" (1928) S.S. Van Dine
"10 Commandments for Mystery Fiction" (1929) Ronald Knox
Thursday Murder Club (2020) Richard Osman
Marlow Murder Club (2022) Robert Thorogood
Only Murders in the Building (2021) Disney+/hulu
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