From the New York Times , October 24, 1965: "Nero has been solving sinister problems since "Fer-de-Lance" in 1934. "The ...

From the New York Times, August 15, 1965: "Reprint Dept.: Rex Stout's ROYAL FLUSH (Viking. $3.95), the fourth Nero Wolfe omnibus, c...

From the New York Times , January 30, 1969: "When Baring-Gould is on facts, he is fine. But when he starts to speculate, his enthusiasm...

From the New York Times , October 25, 1964: "Mike Shayne made his debut in 1939; five years earlier, Rex. Stout introduced one of the i...

"The new stories run true to formula, which for fans is a primary pleasure. Nero Wolfe's lips push in and out, in and out, when he ...

  "Standard detectives at work: Nero Wolfe faces a weak whodunit problem, unsolvable by the reader, in Rex Stout's THE MOTHER HUNT ...

"Readers of the latest Rex Stout novel, THE FINAL DEDUCTION (Viking, $2.95), will learn, among other things, an unfamiliar word (subdol...

"A less arguable omnibus [than the first Fleming omnibus, GILT-EDGED BONDS (Macmillan, $4.95)] stars Nero Wolfe in Rex Stout's FIVE...

From "Criminals at Large," by Anthony Boucher,  New York Times , November 20, 1960. "Wolfe happens to possess a fragment of i...

"Personal favorite: "The Rodeo Murder," with a lariat contest on Park Avenue and the first opportunity I can recall to get ac...

from New York Times , March 14, 1959. "William Shatner has been signed to star with Kurt Kasznar in a pilot film that may be the bas...