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The Strange Schemes of Randolph Mason
Melville Davisson Post
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A ten page introduction describes the characters and setting of the seven short stories originally published in 1894 to 1896. Some are slightly odd or quirky but this book, though a bit outdated, is well worth reading. The stories, especially the first one, “Corpus Delicti”, hold up well for modern
I read the Open Library ebook (Dodo press), note there are a few flaws in this version of the ebook. But. What a treasure. Interesting plot deviations. Legal "détournement" as befits a lawyer-author. Not a true (today) mystery but perhaps in the guise of a twisty tale of outlawry .. I would sure lik
If you like legal short stories, this a classic.Read it many years ago. The book caused a storm when it came out
Sort of an Inverse Perry Mason--Randolph uses his knowledge of the law to help his clients get away with (in one case quite literally) murder. Interesting as a period piece, but that's about it.