Discrete mathematics with algorithms Book

There are some 22 stories here, most of which with plots that teeter firmly between P.G. Wodehouse and madcap Fu Manchu territory. Fu Manchu, of course, gets his own story here.

Three stories garnered stars from me. Two were written by women: P.D. James (The Girl Who Loved Graveyards) and Ruth Rendell (People Don't Do Such Things). Agatha Christie's Yellow Iris did not make the cut, so the third star belongs to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Adventure of the Worst Man in London, not so much for the plot, but for the story-telling.

It struck me as a veddy British collection. And rightly so, old sport. It is London After Midnight, after all. Cheerio!