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“In The Dead Mountaineer’s Inn, they are playing with the genre and breaking its rules. It’s a locked-room mystery with a large cast of characters who become trapped at a ski lodge in winter. Everyone is acting very strange. And this guy, a detective character, is trying to figure out what is going on. This novel plays with the absurdity of mystery novels. Because there is an inherent ridiculousness to the typical Agatha Christie novel, which is to say: all of these details are clues, and they are supposed to add up to something.” Read more...
Nicholas Russell, Novelist
