Dean, S.F.X. By Frequent Anguish (New York: Walker, 1982) 211 p.
In this academic mystery the murder takes place in the college library. The history and bizarre architecture of the library is described on p. 104-105. The librarian is “Frances Anderson, a patient, kindly, endlessly obliging woman.” (p.88).
The cellist in a sextet hears a middle C while trying to tune. The C turns out to be a noise produced by the faulty elevator. The clue provided by the elevator leads to the murderer.
In this academic mystery the murder takes place in the college library. The history and bizarre architecture of the library is described on p. 104-105. The librarian is “Frances Anderson, a patient, kindly, endlessly obliging woman.” (p.88).
The cellist in a sextet hears a middle C while trying to tune. The C turns out to be a noise produced by the faulty elevator. The clue provided by the elevator leads to the murderer.
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