Margery Allingham Omnibus

Margery Allingham’s “Margery Allingham Omnibus,” published by Penguin Books on March 31, 1983, is a comprehensive collection that spans 589 pages. This edition features three detective novels: “Mystery Mile,” “The Crime at Black Dudley,” and “Look to the Lady,” showcasing the intriguing escapades of the fictional detective Albert Campion. Known for his lack of social skills yet remarkable intellect, Campion navigates complex mysteries that challenge both his friends and adversaries.
Readers will find a blend of traditional mystery and detective fiction set against the backdrop of England. The narratives delve into Campion’s unique character, where his sharp mind often leads to underestimations by those around him. This omnibus presents a rich exploration of mystery and detective themes, inviting readers to engage with Allingham’s distinctive storytelling style.
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1982 Penguin Books oversized trade PB. This volume includes the detective novels Mystery Mile, the Crime at Black Dudley and Look to the Lady. Allingham’s nerdy detective, Albert Campion, has few social skills but a razor sharp mind. “His friends invariably underestimated Campion-so did his victims.”
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