The Margery Allingham Collection
Mystery Novels, Selected Story Collections and The Oaken Heart
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Descripción editorial
Read across Margery Allingham’s mysteries, short fiction and wartime memoir in a collection of twenty-seven numbered titles and selections. Albert Campion’s investigations form the central sequence, joined by Black Plumes, Deadly Duo, No Love Lost, The Oaken Heart and further short stories. The collection offers country-house intrigue, suspense, unusual domestic situations and Allingham’s account of an English community during the Second World War. Duplicate omnibus novels and shared short stories are represented once. The available Black Plumes edition is abridged and is clearly identified; Cargo of Eagles credits Philip Youngman Carter’s completion, and his substantive profile of Allingham is retained with its attribution. This Sanctus Books reading edition includes numbered openings, a linked collection contents page and EPUB navigation, with reflowable text and centered ornamental title and chapter headings.
Included works:
1. The Crime at Black Dudley
2. Mystery Mile
3. Look to the Lady
4. Police at the Funeral
5. Sweet Danger
6. Death of a Ghost
7. Flowers for the Judge
8. The Case of the Late Pig
9. Dancers in Mourning
10. Mr. Campion: Criminologist
11. The Fashion in Shrouds
12. Mr Campion and Others — Selected Stories
13. Traitor's Purse
14. Pearls Before Swine
15. More Work for the Undertaker
16. The Tiger in the Smoke
17. The Beckoning Lady
18. Hide My Eyes
19. The China Governess
20. The Mind Readers
21. Cargo of Eagles
22. The Allingham Case-Book — Selected Stories
23. Black Plumes — Abridged
24. Deadly Duo
25. No Love Lost
26. The Oaken Heart
27. Word in Season. A Story for Christmas.
27 numbered source titles/selections after removing the omnibus Crime and Mr. Campion, which duplicates Death of a Ghost, Flowers for the Judge and Dancers in Mourning. Later anthologies omit stories already represented elsewhere. Black Plumes is abridged. Cargo of Eagles was completed by Philip Youngman Carter; his profile in the Case-Book is also credited.