Moonstone Press UK

Independent publisher of classic crime novels and other fun stuff

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The Undetective by #BruceGraeme reissued by @moonstone_press #CrimeFiction #BookReview https://t.co/bU6AkWzpNb

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Clues to Christabel @moonstone_press #CrimeFiction #BookReview https://t.co/MHbGzjut3f

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@TheRestHistory @MonsieurSlug Pixel 3A. Older episodes don't play. Newer ones do.

[Elizabeth Foxwell (@elizfoxwell.bsky.social) @ElizFoxwell]

I debut in July/Aug @eqmm as The Jury Box columnist (am the 1st woman to write the column). Reviews of Berkeley, Blake, Bond, Fitt, Sanxay Holding, Lorac, Queen & Pachter, Ritchie, & Scarlett [Noel Streatfeild] https://t.co/PZTsCA5AGW @moonstone_press @Sourcebooks @DeanStPress

[Frimleyblogger @fone41]

A Case of Books by Bruce Graeme, reissued by @moonstone_press #CrimeFiction #BookReview https://t.co/zwp38xhlyZ

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An atmospheric, tension-packed novel from Mary Fitt with a party game that ends in murder. Three Sisters Flew Home, published in 1936 and reissued by @moonstone_press #bookreview #CrimeFiction #amreading https://t.co/hNwFwVLl0D

[Frimleyblogger @fone41]

A satirical take on the conventions of #CrimeFiction from a little known author, Zoe Johnson, from the late 1930s, brought back from obscurity by @moonstone_press #amreading https://t.co/zHAgOCGm8n

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@theTimeVaultpod Nice email chatting today. As we discussed the book is coming and will let you know when asap

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[Frimleyblogger @fone41]

A powerful piece of #CrimeFiction with a twist from Mary Fitt, reissued by @moonstone_press #amreading https://t.co/vvSr4p98Qg

[Frimleyblogger @fone41]

Buying a library of books leads Theodore Terhune to uncover two murders underpinned by some cast-iron alibis. Entertaining and intriguing #CrimeFiction reissued by @moonstone_press #amreading https://t.co/hqCwBtF3ht

[Reading Sheffield @readsheffield]

#Sunday #reading.

Enjoying The Bells at Old Bailey by Dorothy Bowers and re-issued by @moonstone_press.

It was not until the fifth death in Long Greeting that Miss Tidy made up her mind to go to the police.

[Frimleyblogger @fone41]

A classic piece of #CrimeFiction from the sadly underrated Dorothy Bowers, reissued by @moonstone_press #amreading https://t.co/X9XfKeTkp6

[Frimleyblogger @fone41]

A delightful romp from a talented writer of #CrimeF whose life was tragically cut short, reissued by @moonstone_press https://t.co/Pq7gFtip3q

[Moonstone Press UK @moonstone_press]

'I have never seen such lightning or such rain in all my life.' Jake Seaborne's adventure at Ullstone Hall begins.....

[Frimleyblogger @fone41]

Bruce Graeme is back on form with this piece of inverted #CrimeFiction reissued by @moonstone_press Can you murder someone twice? #amreading https://t.co/o4YoBbS7by

[Frimleyblogger @fone41]

An amateur sleuth comes to a sticky end in this entertaining piece of #CrimeFiction from Dorothy Bowers, reissued by @moonstone_press #amreading https://t.co/iPzXSJtwSe

[Frimleyblogger @fone41]

An entertaining, if over-complicated, piece of #CrimeFiction from Mary Fitt, rescued from obscurity by @moonstone_press https://t.co/1Hyd5Xz1Ou

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From The Guardian's orig 1953 review: 'Poisoning of a British industrialists with a politically minded family who range from Fabian Bevanites to ingenious neo-fascists. Told by the cunning little war-widow niece on whom no fly settles for longer than it needs to change legs.'

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'Is it wise to evoke these memories - to raise these ghosts - after all these years?' An eerie and bewitching tale. #vintagecrime