REVIEWS FOR BOOKS & BBC RADIO PLAYS BY AUSTIN STONE
BLOOD STAYS RED
(1949, out of print)
"...[Austin Stone] vividly - much too vividly, one would imagine, for the squeamish - describes murder from the murderer's viewpoint...
He succeeds by some racy writing in shocking the reader into an awareness that murder is ugly and soul-destroying and that writers who have made it appear like a cross between an intelligence test and a treasure hunt have done a lot of us, including murderers, a grave disservice."
-The Malvern Gazette
HANGMAN'S HARVEST
(1948, out of print)
"Mr. Stone is not only expert at propounding a mystery yarn 'of the first water', but also in lacing it with a full measure of thrills and chills."
-The Barton Daily Mail
HANGMAN'S HARVEST
(1948, out of print)
"Mr. Stone is not only expert at propounding a mystery yarn 'of the first water', but also in lacing it with a full measure of thrills and chills."
-The Barton Daily Mail
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