Kolumne: Getting away with murder

Mike Ripley on “Party Time”, “The Wisdom of a Mystery Man”, “The Wisdom of Waldo”, “Stocking Fillers”, “Clash of the Immortals”. And Christmas suggestions: James Lee Burke, Joseph Wambaugh etc.

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