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A Gentleman's Gentleman: Being Certain Pages from the Life and Strange Adventures of Sir Nicolas Steele, Bart., as Related by His Valet, Hildebrand Bigg. Max Pemberton. New York: Harper & Brothers Publishers, 1896. First U.S. edition.
A rare collection of criminous stories that features one of the first teams of crooks in literature, anticipating A. J. Raffles and Bunny by three years.
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February 1925 issue
cover art by C. Morse
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October 1931 issue
stories included:
Max Pemberton, “Lady of Wolves", illustrated by Leo Bates
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The Doctor Will See You Now
The Doctor Will See You Now
Author: Max Pemberton Rating: 5/5 After a year out on the streets, Dr. Max Pemberton is now back in the hospital working in the geriatrics department. Spoilers ahead. (more…)
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Where Does It Hurt?: What the Junior Doctor Did Next
Where Does It Hurt?: What the Junior Doctor Did Next
Author: Max Pemberton Rating: 5/5 Max Pemberton is starting his second year as a junior doctor out on the streets rather than in the wards. Spoilers ahead. (more…)
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Review: Rabbit Hole, Union Theatre
Review: @FrontFootT's Rabbit Hole @TheUnionTheatre
Tenderly truthful, David Lindsay-Abaire’s examines parental grief with quiet understanding in Rabbit Hole at the Union Theatre “We know that there’s no sensible explanation” There’s fifty shades of grey dominating Ethan Cheek’s set design for Rabbit Hole at the Union Theatre but the chief emotion being explored here is grief rather than any kinky. The only splashes of colour come from the few…
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Trust Me, I'm a (Junior) Doctor
Trust Me, I’m a (Junior) Doctor
Author: Max Pemberton
Rating: 5/5
The story of a junior doctor, fumbling his way through the hospital and dealing with patients.
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The Rivals Of Sherlock Holmes: The Ripening Rubies (1.12, Thames, 1971)
“Mr. Sutton! My rubies! Heavens, where did you get them?” “A man came to my shop hoping to sell them!” “A villain, of course?” “Of course.” “What a triumphant mischance. He was apprehended?” “He was. They may be required as evidence, but the police have said that -” “Police? I must have them soaked in gin before I wear them…”
