All Reviews by Iris Zawilski
The Case of Janissary
by Arthur Morrison
I enjoy old-time mysteries but sadly, well-written ones are few and far between. I've had to delete a lot of them after the first few chapters. Not Morrison though. His stories are little gems. This one is about Dorrington, his unethical investigator. Normally I don't enjoy this type of protagonist, but I make an exception for Dorrington.
Also try some of Morrison's Martin Hewitt stories - they are excellent also.
Reviewed on
2009.07.04
The Narrative of Mr. James Rigby
by Arthur Morrison
Well written and engrossing, like all of Morrison's stories. I often delete mysteries after a few chapters because the writers are hacks who are deservedly unknown. Morrison is always definitely worth the download.
This story was my introduction to Dorrington. I shall say no more about him!
Reviewed on
2009.07.04
Reviewed on
2008.10.26