he Case Book of Ellery Queen (1945)

• "The House of Darkness" (from New Adv.of EQ)
• "The Teakwood Case" (from The Adv. of EQ)
• "The Hollow Dragon" (from New Adv.of EQ)
• "Long Shot" (from New Adv.of EQ)
• "Mind Over Matter" (from New Adv.of EQ)
• "The Double Triangle" (Radio Script 04-28-40)
• "The Invisible Clock" (Radio Script 08-11-40)
• "Honeymoon House" (Radio Script 05-19-40)

"The House of Darkness" (1935) shows EQ's skill with elaborate, surrealistic backgrounds for his fiction. The story is also good mystery puzzle, not too realistic, but imaginative in it's plotting.

Nice intermediate deductions in "The Teakwood Case".

"Long Shot" returns to the turf of The American Gun Mystery (1933), with a tale combining Western characters, horses, and guns, the same elements of the earlier book.  (Michael E.Grost)