Fiction & general · ref PPP49
Inspector Marsden Goes To America
£15.80
- Condition
- Good
- Publisher
- Komedia
- Format
- Paperback
A comic spoof detective novella written in the voice of Count Arthur Strong, the muddled character created by comedian Steve Delaney. Inspector Reginald Marsden is once again seconded to MI5 and sent off to America on a new case, told in a deliberately rambling, malapropism-filled style. It suits fans of the Count Arthur Strong radio and TV series and anyone who enjoys gentle parodies of old-fashioned crime thrillers.
The book has some wear to the cover and spine, with a chip of the cover surface torn away at one end of the spine and a small nick nearby, and there is some light rubbing to the edges and corners and a slight curl to the front cover. See photos
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