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File Size: 3133 KB
Print Length: 63 pages
Publisher: Agora Books (November 28, 2018)
Publication Date: November 28, 2018
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B07KYSX6NW
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Private detective Albert Campion celebrated Christmas. Who knew?Margery Allingham’s (1904-1966) fictional detective was famous during the Golden Age of Mystery, roughly the 1920s to the 1940s. He starred in 18 of her mystery novels and numerous short stories. Four of those stories have been collected and recently published as “Campion at Christmas.â€â€œOn Christmas Day in the Morning†poses a “locked room†kind of mystery, but without the locked room. A postman is found by the side of the road, the victim of a hit-and-run driver. A suspect is in custody, having crashed his car sometime later. But the old lady in a cottage some distance off the road received her daily mail – at the time the postman would have been killed.“Happy Christmas†finds a young couple named the Robinsons facing a guest-less Christmas. They’re rather well known for collecting Victoriana artifacts, and a living Victoriana artifact is in the flat at the top of their building – an aging lady whose heyday was the Victorian period. She’s becomes part of their neo-Victorian holiday celebration, but is everything really as it looks?“The Case of the Man with the Sack†involves Campion being invited to a country house celebration for Christmas. And it promises to be a rather tense, depressing affairs. Some valuable jewels are stolen, and it looks like Santa Claus is the thief.And “Word in Season†has Poins, the red setter belonging to Campion and his wife Amanda, pondering whether or not he should speak. Very few people know that dogs have the gift of human speech during the hour before midnight on Christmas Eve. Poins knows of both good and bad things that have happened to his canine friends when they exercised this ability. And a sharp disagreement (one can’t imagine Campion having a fight) between the Campions looks like it will force the dog’s hand, er, paw.Allingham began publishing in 1923 when she was only 19. But it was The Crime at Black Dudley in 1929 that established her as one of the best mystery writers of the era. That story introduced Campion, a private detective who has assumed his name because he’s actually a title in one of Britain’s leading aristocratic families. His “man†or butler, Magersfontein Lugg, a convicted felon who has seen the inside of prison, also contributed to Allingham’s success.“Campion at Christmas†is an easy, fast read (it can be read start to finish in less than an hour). It’s also rather a charming collection of stories, and a treat for those of us Campion fans who still enjoy the detective whom everyone usually overlooks.
A delightful quartet of Christmas short stories by Margery Allingham, each completely satisfying. Three feature the inimitable Albert Campion with one of these three including his dog as a major character. Christmas, Albert Campion, and a dog—how can you go wrong with that! The fourth (non-Campion) story draws you in and resolves beautifully and happily. A treat to read and reread. I received this book from NetGalley for an impartial review.
This contains 4 quite short stories, three of them featuring Mr. Campion. There is some sentimentality, but I enjoyed them all.
It was just OK.
Wish there were more.
There are four enjoyable Allingham Christmas short stories. The first is "On Christmas Day in the Morning". Campion is eating with the Chief Constable when the superintendent arrives to say that the postman had been killed by a car. The postman was riding his bicycle. There were no skid marks, but a little further on a police car had stopped a stolen car with drunk occupants. The only problem was that mail had been delivered to an old woman about a quarter mile further along the road. Campion goes with the Constable to visit the woman and figures out what has happened.In the second story, "Happy Christmas", and young couple find their friends weren't coming for Christmas at the last minute. They invite the elderly woman in the apartment upstairs to join them and end up having a lovely Victorian Christmas.The third story is "The Case of the Man with the Sack". Campion is invited by his friend Sheila to come for Christmas. On his way, Campion sees a man he saw sent to prison for robbery. At the house party is a wealthy couple (she made a big point of her diamonds all the time) with their son who gets upset when Sheila's friend is given the job of Santa Claus. When Campion takes a break to go to his room, he sees Santa Claus with a big bag . When he asks Santa what's in his bag, the man runs. Campion finds a clock he had seen earlier in the bag and realizes it was the man on the train. He goes back to the party; and when the guest claims her insured diamonds have been stolen and blames Sheila's friend, Campion shows up the real culprit.The last story is "Word in Season". Campion's wife, Amanda, was annoyed when he had put a nail through the house-wiring when hanging the mistletoe. He is kept company by his setter until his wife returns to the room, and all is happy again.
This is a collection of short stories, three of which feature Albert Campion. I really enjoyed both “On Christmas Day in the Morningâ€, and “The case of the Man with the Sackâ€. Both of these stories focus on Campions skill as a detective and observer of human nature.I felt pretty neutral about the other two stories in this collection. The third Campion story, “Word in Seasonâ€, was not a mystery, but consisted mostly of musings by Campions dog, who felt that the Campion’s domestic harmony was in danger. At the end, all is well. I didn’t hate it, but I certainly didn’t love it either.The other story in this collection, “Happy Christmasâ€, was really a “feel good†story about a young couples happy Christmas, brought about by inviting the lady upstairs to join them.These were very quick to read stories, and I doubt that the four stories together took much over an hour to read. They are certainly worth the time it takes to read them.Thanks to Netgalley and the publisher for a free review copy.
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