[...] different facets of killings. The first two books were relatively well-known single cases (the Lindbergh kidnapping, a famous director’s murder), but the third explored a place through a series of murders, and [...]

[...] entry in Rick Geary’s Treasury of XXth Century Murder series. The previous books covered The Lindbergh Child and director William Desmond Taylor in Famous Players. This time out, we don’t meet [...]

[...] Geary continues his Treasury of XXth Century Murder series with Famous Players, covering “The Mysterious Death of William Desmond Taylor”. [...]

[...] best-known these days for his true crime stories exploring historical murders, such as his recent The Lindbergh Child. In The Adventures of Blanche, he tackles similar past settings — three world cities during [...]

[...] murder house. The series has been rebooted to cover the 20th century, launching with the story of The Lindbergh Child. I suspect that with its Hollywood focus, the next book, Famous Players, “The Mysterious [...]

[...] Geary shares pages from the next book in his series A Treasury of XXth Century Murder, covering Hollywood director William Desmond Taylor. Fascinating [...]

[...] [Review] A Treasury of 20th Century Murder: The Lindbergh Child Link: Johanna Draper Carlson [...]