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Michael Mallory
Michael Mallory is an internationally-recognized authority on the subjects of film, animation and 20th century pop-culture, and the author of sixteen nonfiction books, which include "The Art of Krampus," "Essential Horror Movies," "Universal Studios Monsters," and "Marvel: The Characters and... show more

Michael Mallory is an internationally-recognized authority on the subjects of film, animation and 20th century pop-culture, and the author of sixteen nonfiction books, which include "The Art of Krampus," "Essential Horror Movies," "Universal Studios Monsters," and "Marvel: The Characters and their Universe. With the legendary American animation artist Iwao Takamoto he co-authored the memoirs "Iwao Takamoto: My Life With a Thousand Characters," and has written more than 600 magazine and newspaper articles that have been published worldwide. In the realm of fiction Mike writes the Amelia Watson mystery series, which include the novels "The Stratford Conspiracy" and "Murder in the Bath," and humorous mysteries featuring hapless P.I. Dave Beauchamp ("Kill the Mother!"). In addition he has published 125 short stories, mostly mystery, and the horror novel "The Mural." A former newscaster, occasional actor, and frequent public speaker, Mike lives and works in the Greater Los Angeles area.
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Leslie's Book Fort
Leslie's Book Fort rated it 11 years ago
A very entertaining collection of stories featuring Amelia, the never-named second Mrs. Watson, the only reference to whom, in the canon, is a somewhat peevish note by Holmes in "The Adventure of the Blanched Soldier" that "The good Watson had at that time deserted me for a wife, the only selfish ac...
notyourmonkey
notyourmonkey rated it 13 years ago
A wildly mixed bag of stories, some of which were marvelous (hi, Barbara Hambly!), some of which were awful (hi, author whose name I've blocked because it was SO BAD), many of which skated around somewhere in the middle. I do love me some outsider POV, though, and this was a wonderful collection of ...
michael
michael rated it 14 years ago
A must for any fan of the Universal Monster movies. Beautifully illustrated with film stills, promotional photos, posters, lobby cards and behind-the-scenes photos (my favourite being Boris Karloff in full Frankenstein's Monster make-up genteely sipping his four o'clock tea from a china cup and sauc...
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