The Gordon Mamon Casebook
Author: Simon Petrie
Category: Other3
Published: 2012
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Read OnlineA collection of five SF/mystery stories from New Zealand born, Australian-based author, Simon Petrie. (Warning: may contain puns.)
contentsThe adventures of Gordon Mamon, space elevator employee and reluctant detective, are described in 'Murder on the Zenith Express', 'Single Handed', 'The Fall Guy', 'The Hunt for Red Leicester', and 'A Night to Remember'.
**From the Author
The first three of these stories, 'Murder on the Zenith Express', 'Single Handed', and 'The Fall Guy', are also contained in my collection Rare Unsigned Copy: Tales of Rocketry, Ineptitude, and Giant Mutant Vegetables; the novella 'The Hunt for Red Leicester' and the novelette 'A Night to Remember' are new to this volume.
About the Author
Simon Petrie is a writer of speculative fiction (SF, fantasy, and occasionally horror), with over one hundred short stories published since 2006. His stories have featured in Year's Bests and have been shortlisted for awards; in 2010, he was awarded Best New Talent in the Sir Julius Vogel Awards (NZ's annual speculative fiction awards), and in 2013 his deep-space murder mystery novella 'Flight 404' won a Sir Julius Vogel Award for Best Novella / Novelette. The three elements central to his writing style are scientific detail, humour, and the Oxford comma.
contentsThe adventures of Gordon Mamon, space elevator employee and reluctant detective, are described in 'Murder on the Zenith Express', 'Single Handed', 'The Fall Guy', 'The Hunt for Red Leicester', and 'A Night to Remember'.
**From the Author
The first three of these stories, 'Murder on the Zenith Express', 'Single Handed', and 'The Fall Guy', are also contained in my collection Rare Unsigned Copy: Tales of Rocketry, Ineptitude, and Giant Mutant Vegetables; the novella 'The Hunt for Red Leicester' and the novelette 'A Night to Remember' are new to this volume.
About the Author
Simon Petrie is a writer of speculative fiction (SF, fantasy, and occasionally horror), with over one hundred short stories published since 2006. His stories have featured in Year's Bests and have been shortlisted for awards; in 2010, he was awarded Best New Talent in the Sir Julius Vogel Awards (NZ's annual speculative fiction awards), and in 2013 his deep-space murder mystery novella 'Flight 404' won a Sir Julius Vogel Award for Best Novella / Novelette. The three elements central to his writing style are scientific detail, humour, and the Oxford comma.