Me, Myself & My Blog

A criminal anthropologist with a fame of comparative anatomist starts on a vengeance of his own to eliminate those whom he considers scums ...

When two apparently disconnected mysteries converge with mathematical precision to a single case the unique storytelling is a credit all b...

The case starts with the disappearance of a man suddenly with evidences found to indicate his presence in at least two places last but nobo...

Named after one of the chapters in the collection of short stories it actually summarises the concept of the narratives. That the simple c...

A classic inverted detective story featuring Dr. John Thorndyke accompanied by Dr. Jervis. The facts of the case is presented in great det...

A curious case presents itself starting with a vanishing deadbody that continues with a series of attempts in the life of a person witho...

Though I've been a fan of Throndyke's for quite some time but this short story fell really short of expectations. Showcasing Dr. J...

Eight curious cases each more peculiar than the preceding one but in no way less absorbing has been arranged in this compilation according...

I’d read about Dr. Thorndyke in one of the Bengali translations - most probably by Hemendra Kumar Roy, at an very early age, but had remembe...