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Readers will be spoiled for choice following up a book like this. I'd like to have plunged my hand into the Bookbag and pulled out some of Martin Edwards own novels but instead I found Margery Allingham's [[Coroner's Pidgin by Margery Allingham|Coroner's Pidgin]], not one of her greatest novels but written immediately post-war and therefore interesting as it begins to show the transition from 1930s style to the bleaker period.

''Editor's Note'': We can also recommend Julia's own book [[Fifty Years In The Fiction Factory: The Working Life Of Herbert Allingham by Julia Jones|Fifty Years In The Fiction Factory: The Working Life Of Herbert Allingham]] which would serve as an excellent prequel to ''The Golden Age of Murder''.