#BookSky #ECRLorac #DeathOfAnAuthor "You may be civilised. I'm not. Intelligence and civilisation aren't synonymous."

Death At Dyke’s Corner A review of Death at Dyke’s Corner by E C R Lorac – 260104 The nineteenth book in Lorac’s Robert Macdonald series, Death at Dyke’s Corner, originally published in 1940 has a dramatic opening and an…

My thoughts on Death at Dyke's Corner by #ECRLorac #CrimeFiction #BookReview #booksky
windowthroughtime.wordpress.com/2026/02/23/d...

Still Waters A review of Still Waters by E C R Lorac – 251216 A reissue of another book by E C R Lorac, one of the pen names of Edith Caroline Rivet, as part of the British Library Crime Classics series is a mo…

My thoughts on Still Waters by #ECRLorac #CrimeFiction #BookReview #boksky
windowthroughtime.wordpress.com/2026/02/06/s...

Death of an Author by E. C. R. Lorac It’s always a pleasure to read something from the hugely popular British Library Crime Classics series, and this 1935 mystery by E. C. R. Lorac is no exception to the rule. Lorac, whose real name w…

From the archive for E. C. R. Lorac (Edith Caroline Rivett), #BornOnThisDay in 1894, my thoughts on DEATH OF AN AUTHOR.

A thoroughly enjoyable literary mystery with an intriguing puzzle at its heart. #BookSky #CrimeFiction #BOTD #ECRLorac 💙📚

jacquiwine.wordpress.com/2025/01/02/d...

Not me forgetting hashtags. Do they even work if you put them in the comments? 💙📚 #booksky #mystery #ecrlorac

A photo of the cover of Death in Vienna by E.C.R Lorac

Another cracker from Lorac. And with my favourite Inspector Macdonald to boot.
#BritishLibraryCrimeClassics #ECRLorac