Rex Stout

wfzimmerman's review: "One of the very best Wolfe books, and one of the most prescient and enlightened novels ever written about civil liberties."
Viking Press (1965), Hardcover

We are interested in publishing a new book about Rex Stout, the author of the incomparable Nero Wolfe mystery novels. Please join the Google Group for Rex Stout fans at Nimble Books if you are interested in being notified if we publish such a book.

wfzimmerman's review: "The best of the best. My favorite scene is Wolfe telling Goodwin "I am a B.""
Bantam, (1975), Paperback
tags: Nero Wolfe

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Nero Wolfe Author, Goldsborough, Wins Meaningless Readers’ Choice Award

Nero Wolfe Author, Goldsborough, Wins Readers’ Choice Award

Bzzt. Mr. Goldsborough is going too far in wrapping himself in the shroud of Nero Wolfe. I’ve read all of Rex Stout’s incomparable Nero Wolfe novels, and I’ve read a couple of Goldsborough’s sharecropped follow-ons, and, in the words of Lloyd Bentsen to Dan Quayle, Robert Goldsborough, you’re no Rex Stout.

Sorry to rain on your parade, fella, but you are really getting on the nerves of some of us who love and revere Rex Stout. Your PR firm ought to dial it back.