The novels of Celia Fremlin
1958 – The Hours Before Dawn; (Edgar Award for Best Novel, 1960) ✓
1959 – Uncle Paul ✓
1961 – Seven Lean Years (US: Wait for the Wedding)
1963 – The Trouble Makers
1964 – The Jealous One
1967 – Prisoner’s Base
1969 – Possession
1972 – Appointment with Yesterday
1975 – The Long Shadow ✓
1977 – The Spider-Orchid
1980 – With No Crying
1982 – The Parasite Person
1990 – Listening in the Dusk
1991 – Dangerous Thoughts
1993 – The Echoing Stones
1994 – King of the World
Collections
1970 – Don’t Go to Sleep in the Dark
1974 – By Horror Haunted
1984 – A Lovely Day to Die ✓
The novels of Maj Sjöwall & Per Wahlöö
1. Roseanna ✓
2. The Man Who Went Up in Smoke ✓
3. The Man on the Balcony ✓
4. The Laughing Policeman ✓
5. The Fire Engine That Disappeared ✓
6. Murder at the Savoy ✓
7. The Abominable Man ✓
8. The Locked Room ✓
9. Cop Killer ✓
10. The Terrorists ✓
The stand-alone novels of Laura Lippman
- Every Secret Thing
- To The Power of Three
- What the Dead Know (Little Sister in the UK)
- Life Sentences
- I’d Know You Anywhere (Don’t Look Back in the UK)
- The Most Dangerous Thing
- And When She Was Good ✓
- After I’m Gone
- Wilde Lake
- Sunburn ✓
- Lady in the Lake
The Eddie Flynn novels of Steve Cavanagh
- The Cross (prequel novella)
- The Defence
- The Plea
- The Liar ✓
- Thirteen
- Fifty-Fifty
A cool and simple piece of CSS I’ve used in this blog
/* If there’s a header image then this code will put it just on the home page. Neat! */
body:not(.home) .header-image { display: none; }
A WordPress fix for the offset block opening images in a new tab
The feature to prevent image links opening in a new tab doesn’t work. The workaround I’ve discovered is to actually set the block to open image links in a new tab, but then to view the post in the code editor and change “_blank” to “_self” on the first line of the block. When you switch back to the visual editor you will get an error message and a button to “Attempt Block Recovery”. Clicking on this button will result in all occurrences of “_blank” in the block definition being changed to “_self”, which is what’s required.
A WordPress fix to get linked images to display full screen rather than with a black border
Enter source code editor and change all occurrences of “?w=width”. For example, delete all occurrences of “?w=870”. You can find all occurrences using Control-F to find “?w”. Annoying but it works!