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"Early on, I wanted to write more mysteries, specifically a series with a woman P.I. The traditional publishers I worked for kept telling me there just wasn’t enough market for that sort of book. Finally I took a long break from fiction writing. Then I decided to do the Maggie Sullivan mysteries. On my own. I’ve never regretted it." -- M. Ruth Myers

Analytical, pragmatic Jeremiah Blake and brave, romantic William Avery team up (generally against their preferences), to solve mysteries in the very early Victorian British Empire.

Analytical, pragmatic Jeremiah Blake and brave, romantic William Avery team up (generally against their preferences), to solve mysteries in the very early Victorian British Empire.

Kill Shakespeare is a twelve-issue comic book limited series released by IDW Publishing. It was produced by Anthony Del Col and Conor McCreery, who also served as co-writers, with Andy Belanger as artist, Ian Herring as colourist, and Kagan McLeod as cover artist. The first issue was published on April 14, 2010. A second series, the five-issue The Tide of Blood, was released in 2013.[1] A third series, The Mask of Night, was announced on March 10, 2014. -- Wikipedia.org

Kill Shakespeare is a twelve-issue comic book limited series released by IDW Publishing. It was produced by Anthony Del Col and Conor McCreery, who also served as co-writers, with Andy Belanger as artist, Ian Herring as colourist, and Kagan McLeod as cover artist. The first issue was published on April 14, 2010. A second series, the five-issue The Tide of Blood, was released in 2013.[1] A third series, The Mask of Night, was announced on March 10, 2014. -- Wikipedia.org

Alternate everything.

Alternate everything.

Moritz-Maria von Igelfeld, the protagonist, is a bitter German professor of philology, who feels that he is not accorded the scholarly recognition and veneration he deserves. Academic satire paced with genius comedic timing and many laugh out loud moments.

Moritz-Maria von Igelfeld, the protagonist, is a bitter German professor of philology, who feels that he is not accorded the scholarly recognition and veneration he deserves. Academic satire paced with genius comedic timing and many laugh out loud moments.

For many bibliophiles, especially aficionados of mystery fiction, some of the most beloved books and stories feature a background of bookstores, libraries, rare books, manuscripts, priceless volumes and eccentric book collectors. The Mysterious Bookshop publishes a new bibliomystery every month. Each story features books and/or those who write them, buy them, read them, collect them, sell them or are in some way involved with them. All are written exclusively for the store and are not available anywhere else until sometime after our publication. Each story will be available as a limited edition hardcover volume in an illustrated dust jacket. The hardcover editions are limited to only 100 copies, numbered and signed by the author, at $50; there also will be 26 lettered copies, also signed by the author, at $100. The stories will also be available in paperback generally for $4.95 each. They are also available in Ebook format through our digital imprint, MysteriousPress.com.

For many bibliophiles, especially aficionados of mystery fiction, some of the most beloved books and stories feature a background of bookstores, libraries, rare books, manuscripts, priceless volumes and eccentric book collectors. The Mysterious Bookshop publishes a new bibliomystery every month. Each story features books and/or those who write them, buy them, read them, collect them, sell them or are in some way involved with them. All are written exclusively for the store and are not available anywhere else until sometime after our publication. Each story will be available as a limited edition hardcover volume in an illustrated dust jacket. The hardcover editions are limited to only 100 copies, numbered and signed by the author, at $50; there also will be 26 lettered copies, also signed by the author, at $100. The stories will also be available in paperback generally for $4.95 each. They are also available in Ebook format through our digital imprint, MysteriousPress.com.

A series of mystery thrillers set in and just before the 1840s, a decade of turbulent social and technological change. Anarchic Georgian attitudes gave way to rigid prim Victorian ones; horse and carriage to railway and telegraph, and criminal investigation and the British police force were in their infancy. The stories centre on Jeremiah Blake, a brilliant, taciturn special inquiry agent – the prototype of the private eye – with a talent for finding things, and his relationship with William Avery, a young provincial gentleman-soldier. Theirs is an awkward relationship not fully sanctioned by Victorian society – the older dominant working-class man leads the younger posher subordinate officer – and they often rub each other the wrong way. Despite this, each gives the other something he needs and together they penetrate Victorian society from aristocratic peak to grim underbelly. -- "Blake & Avery" from www.mj-carter.com

A series of mystery thrillers set in and just before the 1840s, a decade of turbulent social and technological change. Anarchic Georgian attitudes gave way to rigid prim Victorian ones; horse and carriage to railway and telegraph, and criminal investigation and the British police force were in their infancy. The stories centre on Jeremiah Blake, a brilliant, taciturn special inquiry agent – the prototype of the private eye – with a talent for finding things, and his relationship with William Avery, a young provincial gentleman-soldier. Theirs is an awkward relationship not fully sanctioned by Victorian society – the older dominant working-class man leads the younger posher subordinate officer – and they often rub each other the wrong way. Despite this, each gives the other something he needs and together they penetrate Victorian society from aristocratic peak to grim underbelly. -- "Blake & Avery" from www.mj-carter.com

In the course of its 100+ years of existence, the Caxton Club has published sixty-six (as of March 2011) formal publications and fifty-eight other printed pieces. Most Caxton Club books are out-of-print and obtainable only from antiquarian dealers.

In the course of its 100+ years of existence, the Caxton Club has published sixty-six (as of March 2011) formal publications and fifty-eight other printed pieces. Most Caxton Club books are out-of-print and obtainable only from antiquarian dealers.

http://exilebibliophile.blogspot.com/2011/02/booklovers-mystery-series-julie-kaewert.html

http://exilebibliophile.blogspot.com/2011/02/booklovers-mystery-series-julie-kaewert.html

"From 1953 to 1983, Beta Phi Mu, an international "honor society" for librarians founded in 1948, published a series of chapbooks that were intended to provide exemplary examples of graphic artistry, typography, and book binding. Although many of the titles in this series were published in an edition of several thousand copies, it can be surprisingly difficult to put together a complete 15-volume set in Fine condition. (The plain glassine wrapper in which most of these titles were issued is usually either missing or pretty beat up.)...." -- L. D. Mitchell, Fine Books & Collections Blog, 19 Sept. 2010

"From 1953 to 1983, Beta Phi Mu, an international "honor society" for librarians founded in 1948, published a series of chapbooks that were intended to provide exemplary examples of graphic artistry, typography, and book binding. Although many of the titles in this series were published in an edition of several thousand copies, it can be surprisingly difficult to put together a complete 15-volume set in Fine condition. (The plain glassine wrapper in which most of these titles were issued is usually either missing or pretty beat up.)...." -- L. D. Mitchell, Fine Books & Collections Blog, 19 Sept. 2010