Behind the first Perry Mason novel: "The Case of the Velvet Claws" by Erle Stanley Gardner
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- A March Mystery Madness offering - lathering, rinsing and repeating first Perry Mason novel and the US book cover art from the 1st edition to the latest.
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DESIGNERS & ILLUSTRATORS DISCUSSED
• Leja Gorska
• Frye
• Robert McGinnis
• Mitchell Hooks
OTHER BOOKS MENTIONED
• "The Case of the Sulky Girl"
REFERENCED (Mitchell Hooks discussed in other videos)
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• Behind "The Moving Target" by Ross Macdonald: Covering the first Lew Archer novel
• Behind "The Moving Tar...
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i barely ever comment on videos (and i genuinely mean that-i think i’ve only posted two other comments in the past two months), but please continue posting videos!! even if they don’t receive many thousands of views, please know that to certain group of people, these little info dumps are very enjoyable.
Thank you, Oswald! It's so satisfying to get feedback like this. I'm not too worried about the number of views when I get comments like yours. These videos often take me a while to put together, especially when things get busy at work. But they are a lot of fun to do, so don't worry, more to come! Very happy that you enjoy them.
Very interesting and enjoyable. Thank you 👍
You are very welcome! Glad you enjoyed it.
This video is fantastic! I loved all the info about Erle Stanley Gardner. I'm a Perry Mason fan and am collecting the books. I love the pulpy paperbacks from the 40's, 50's, and 60's. I especially like the Pocket Books with the silver spine. Thanks for putting this together. It was a treat!
So glad you enjoyed it! Sometimes I worry that I should cut back on too much background info, but I never want to leave the great stories behind the books short. Always great to hear that folks like it! Thank you!
I am now a big fan of J. Scott Phillips!
Thank you, Patricia!
This video has made me want to read a Perry Mason case.
Excellent! If you do, let me know what you thought!
Wow, you knocked it out of the park. What an entertaining, and educational video. Bravo.
I quickly subscribed to your channel and look forward to checking out your other videos. Keep up the great work. Much respect to you from Larry in Washington state.
Well, THANK you, Larry! Hope you enjoy some of my other videos, and I would look forward to any comments you might have on them as well!
Brilliant video!
Thank you, Michael!
What a burn! I thought there was going to be an actual story.
Yes, you fell right into my evil trap!
Hey, I actually recently got 19 perry mason paperbacks from my library store & I started reading the very 1st one you just discussed. I'm hoping to set up my own booktube/film channel soon. I would like to reference/recommend your channel on occasion if that's 👌 with you. Would like to reach out to you via email soon.
That would certainly be fine with me, thanks. Yes, my email address in usually in the description for each video. Looking forward to your channel!
There were a number of Perry Mason movies made during the 1930s as well
Yes, indeed! I considered discussing film and TV versions of "Velvet Claws" but the video was long enough already! Thanks for watching.
The first book I read in the 70s was The Case of the Grinning Gorilla. Never looked back since then. An amusing embarassment to me was when I didnt understand why a street (Della) was moving !
Ha! Well, in Los Angeles, even back in Mason's day, there were plenty of earthquakes to make streets and everything else move! Thanks for watching!
@@jscottphillips503 Good one !!