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This could be his best novel. I’m gonna re-read it, and see if it tops The Far Cry, and His Name Was Death. Sometime soon, I will also re-read The Screaming Mimi, which might also be my pick for his best novel. I was gonna read The Screaming Mimi ahead of this one, but I’m just too impatient to rediscover Night of the Jabberwock. I remember being absolutely dazzled.
— Sep 25, 2026 05:50PM
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Two Envelopes And A Phone
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It's the second half of the book where things get exceedingly strange and creepy, like a dream state. The book becomes comparable to The Red Right Hand by Joel Townsley Rogers (sort of "the best Fredric Brown novel that Fredric Brown did not write). My hazy recollection is that no matter how weird and illogical things can seem, somehow it all makes sense in the end...
— Sep 28, 2026 06:49AM
Two Envelopes And A Phone
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If it’s his best book, it’s also one of his most episodic. Almost a patchwork effect, for the first half. Not a complaint…and I think some of Doc’s weird adventures of the first half will impact the second half as it focuses on the haunted house and what the Vorpal Blades are doing there at midnight. I am enjoying my re-reads of Fredric Brown novels I thought I no longer owned, until I found an errant book box!
— Sep 27, 2026 03:28PM
Two Envelopes And A Phone
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Let the sinister weirdness commence…
— Sep 27, 2026 09:04AM