
The Ides of March
by E. W. Hornung
Tonight, for once, we are not on the side of the law. A desperate young man has lost more at the card table than he can possibly pay…
53 minNo. 128
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by E. W. Hornung
Tonight, for once, we are not on the side of the law. A desperate young man has lost more at the card table than he can possibly pay…
53 minNo. 128

by Ernest Bramah
Tonight the Archive opens on a detective unlike any other: a man who solves his cases entirely without sight. On a wet night, a struggling…
42 minNo. 126

by Catherine Louisa Pirkis
On Christmas Eve, £30,000 worth of jewellery vanishes from Craigen Court. Someone inside the great house unfastened a stained-glass…
1 hr 2 minNo. 124

by G. K. Chesterton
At the Vernon Hotel, twelve gentlemen sit down to the annual dinner of an absurdly exclusive club called The Twelve True Fishermen…
53 minNo. 122

by Baroness Orczy
It begins with something the newspapers swore was impossible: a man who simply vanishes. On a foggy February afternoon, Mr. Leonard…
48 minNo. 120

by Arthur Conan Doyle
The most famous racehorse in England has vanished, and his trainer lies dead on the moor. Days before the Wessex Cup, Silver Blaze, the…
57 minNo. 118

by Baroness Orczy
On a busy afternoon in Regent Street, in a crowded Viennese tea-room loud with chattering women and clinking china, a young gentleman…
54 minNo. 116

by Arthur Conan Doyle
For three hundred years an old English family has recited the same strange riddle, word for word, father to son — a catechism of questions…
50 minNo. 114

by Arthur Conan Doyle
A governess named Violet Hunter comes to Baker Street with an offer she cannot understand. A wealthy, jovial gentleman wishes to hire her…
1 hr 5 minNo. 112

by G. K. Chesterton
Valentin, the most celebrated detective in Europe, has crossed to England on the trail of Flambeau — the giant, brilliant, and seemingly…
53 minNo. 110

A sleepy Kentish village. A young woman found dead in the mud. A vanished sister. A country-house pond hiding a truth the police cannot…
47 minNo. 108

by Arthur Conan Doyle
Sent to fetch a friend from a riverside opium den, Dr. Watson stumbles instead upon Sherlock Holmes himself — in disguise, and deep in one…
1 hr 1 minNo. 105

by Anna Katharine Green
Content note: This 1915 mystery involves the death of a young child as part of its plot. It's presented unabridged and without graphic…
49 minNo. 103

by Maurice Leblanc
At the Château de Thibermesnil on the Normandy coast, a boastful banker entertains his dinner guests with two prized secrets: a…
58 minNo. 101

by G. K. Chesterton
Aristide Valentin, the most celebrated detective in Europe, throws a dinner party at his Paris mansion — a house whose garden is sealed on…
53 minNo. 99


by Arthur Morrison
The finest cameo in the world — a sardonyx of three colours carved in the first century and the size of a man's hand — is bought for five…
55 minNo. 95

by Anna Katharine Green
For the first time in her life Violet Strange takes a case not for money but for a face — across a crowded musicale she sees a young man…
59 minNo. 93

by Maurice Leblanc
A warning note slipped into a locked apartment, a metal playing card — the seven of hearts — pierced with seven small holes, and a…
1 hr 11 minNo. 90

by Anna Katharine Green
By night Violet Strange glitters through New York's most exclusive ballrooms — a petite, fashionable debutante no one would ever take…
47 minNo. 88

by Arthur Conan Doyle
A pawnbroker with flaming red hair answers a newspaper advertisement and finds himself hired by the mysterious Red-Headed League, paid…
1 hrNo. 86

by Arthur Conan Doyle
To Sherlock Holmes she is always the woman — when a masked stranger calls at 221B Baker Street after dark claiming to be the agent of a…
58 minNo. 84

by Good Manners
Stockholm is a city where winter enforces discipline—and manners enforce silence. When Hercule Poirot and Captain Hastings…
45 minNo. 16

Christmas Eve at Rutherford Hall should have meant candlelight, wreaths, and goodwill. Instead, it brings anonymous threats…
54 minNo. 11