Paul Halter's guest appearances

Paul Halter

Classic Mysteries

Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction Podcast

The Whodunnit Show

John Dickson

Martin Edwards

Simon Brett

Ngaio Marsh

Josephine Tey

Joseph Goodrich

Edward D. Hoch

Harry Kemelman

Ellen Wilkinson

Terence Faherty

Eric Cline

Twist Phelan

Jon L. Breen

Jack Fredrickson

Larry Light

OwlTail

"But that's impossible!" Or maybe not. Not when the story you're reading comes from Paul Halter, a modern French author with a gift for impossible crime stories. Ten short stories by Halter, translated by John Pugmire. Savor the (im)possibilities.

"But that's impossible!" Or maybe not. Not when the story you're reading comes from Paul Halter, a modern French author with a gift for impossible crime stories. Ten short stories by Halter, translated by John Pugmire. Savor the (im)possibilities.

"The Night of the Wolf," by Paul Halter

A ghost on an aged estate. Several mysterious deaths. A creature stalking the wilds of Dartmoor. Sounds like the recipe for a perfect mystery, and they are all to be found within the pages of Paul Halter's The Demon of Dartmoor. Halter, a French author still working today, Halter has been described as the successor to John Dickson Carr as the master of the impossible crime mystery, and a champion of the Golden Age of Detective Fiction. Translated into English, Halter's books are now readily available around the world, and today we dive into the work of this modern-day master. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/app

A ghost on an aged estate. Several mysterious deaths. A creature stalking the wilds of Dartmoor. Sounds like the recipe for a perfect mystery, and they are all to be found within the pages of Paul Halter's The Demon of Dartmoor. Halter, a French author still working today, Halter has been described as the successor to John Dickson Carr as the master of the impossible crime mystery, and a champion of the Golden Age of Detective Fiction. Translated into English, Halter's books are now readily available around the world, and today we dive into the work of this modern-day master. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. <a href="https://anchor.fm/app" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/app</a>

The Demon of Dartmoor by Paul Halter

Our selection this month is from EQMM’s Passport to Crime department, which features stories in translation from around the world. Paul Halter is a bestselling author in his native France, and more of his work is becoming available in English, chiefly through the publisher Locked Room International. “The Wolf of Fenrir,” which first appeared in English in EQMM’s March/April 2015 issue, was translated by John Pugmire, who shares a few thoughts about Halter’s work prior to EQMM associate editor Jackie Sherbow’s reading of the story.http://lockedroominternational.comhttps://twitter.com/johnpugmire

Our selection this month is from EQMM’s Passport to Crime department, which features stories in translation from around the world. Paul Halter is a bestselling author in his native France, and more of his work is becoming available in English, chiefly through the publisher Locked Room International. “The Wolf of Fenrir,” which first appeared in English in EQMM’s March/April 2015 issue, was translated by John Pugmire, who shares a few thoughts about Halter’s work prior to EQMM associate editor Jackie Sherbow’s reading of the story. <a href="http://lockedroominternational.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://lockedroominternational.com</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/johnpugmire" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/johnpugmire</a>

EPISODE 96: “The Wolf of Fenrir” by Paul Halter