F. Tennyson Jesse
F. Tennyson Jesse
> F[riniwyd] Tennyson Jesse (1888-1958) was fascinated by the psychology of murder, as well as its sordid nuts and bolts. 'My chief passion', she once remarked. Her chef-d'œuvre in the field is <a href=https://openlibrary.org/works/OL1178373W/A_pin_to_see_the_peepshow/>*A Pin To See The Peep-Show*</a> (1934), a long novel, compellingly written, based closely on the 1922 Thompson-Bywaters case. In general her approach was no-nonsense and realistic - she edited a number of the Hodge Notable British Trials series, including those volumes devoted to Mrs Alma Victoria Rattenbury and George Percy Stoner, Madeleine Smith, and the egregious John Reginald Halliday Christie. She also possessed an interesting streak of feyness, as evidenced by a series of stories featuring a female psychic detective, Solange Fontaine, written mainly after the Great War for the *Premier Magazine*, *London Magazine*, and *Strand Magazine*, and collected in <a href=https://www.worldcat.org/title/4317343/>*The Solange Stories*</a> (1931) and the posthumous <a href=https://www.worldcat.org/formats-editions/1231612050/>*The Adventures of Solange Fontaine*</a> (1995). >>[From Biographical Note by Jack Adrian, in <a href=https://openlibrary.org/books/OL685467M/Twelve_Tales_of_Murder/>*Oxford Twelve Tales of Murder*</a>]
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The City Curious
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Secret Bread
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Billeted
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The white riband
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Moonraker or the Female Pirate And Her Friends
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A Pin to See the Peep Show
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The lacquer lady
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The Solange stories
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Trial of Madeleine Smith
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The happy bride
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The sword of Deborah
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Beggars on horseback
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The milky way
cover - TFTales from the Dark Forrest 13...F. Tennyson Jesse
Tales from the Dark Forrest 13 - 14
no cover - TBThe Baffle Book, a Parlour Game...F. Tennyson Jesse
The Baffle Book, a Parlour Game of Mystery and Detection
no cover - TSThe story of BurmaF. Tennyson Jesse
The story of Burma
no cover - MLMany latitudes.F. Tennyson Jesse
Many latitudes
no cover - MAMurder and its motives.F. Tennyson Jesse
Murder & its motives
no cover - COComments on Cain.F. Tennyson Jesse
Comments on Cain
no cover - TDThe dragon in the heartF. Tennyson Jesse
The dragon in the heart
no cover - TFTom Fool.F. Tennyson Jesse
Tom Fool
no cover - TAThe alabaster cup.F. Tennyson Jesse
The alabaster cup
no cover - TOTrial of Alma Victoria Rattenbu...F. Tennyson Jesse
Trial of Alma Victoria Rattenbury and George Percy Stoner
no cover - TLThe lacquer ladyF. Tennyson Jesse
The lacquer lady
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The City Curious
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Secret Bread
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Billeted
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The white riband
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Moonraker or the Female Pirate And Her Friends
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A Pin to See the Peep Show
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The lacquer lady
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The Solange stories
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Trial of Madeleine Smith
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The happy bride
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The sword of Deborah
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Beggars on horseback
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The milky way
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Tales from the Dark Forrest 13 - 14
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The Baffle Book, a Parlour Game of Mystery and Detection
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The story of Burma
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Many latitudes
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Murder & its motives
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Comments on Cain
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The dragon in the heart
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Tom Fool
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The alabaster cup
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Trial of Alma Victoria Rattenbury and George Percy Stoner
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The lacquer lady