Anthony Boucher and the Roots of Modern Mystery Fiction

Presented by: John R. Trimble | Julie Moffett | Lawrence Light

Categories: Mystery | Science Fiction | Writing

John R. Trimble, Julie Moffett, and Lawrence Light reflect on the life and influence of Anthony Boucher, exploring his impact on mystery and science fiction as both a groundbreaking writer and an influential critic.

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