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January 1, 1973

Mark Schweizer veered from the family architectural business to forge an unconventional path as a musician, composer, author, and publisher. His writings, some of which have received dubious distinctions for bad writing, are characterized by a unique blend of detective fiction and humor. Schweizer's approach to writing, informed by his eclectic life experiences ranging from opera singing to animal husbandry, lends his work a distinctive perspective. His books, often interwoven with the world of music, resonate with readers for their fresh and engaging style.

2019
The Cantor Wore Crinolines
194 pages
7 hours of reading
4.1(59)Add rating
Hayden Konig, a successful detective and church organist, yearns to become a noir detective writer like his idol, Raymond Chandler. Despite his comfortable life, he feels unfulfilled and struggles to find inspiration using Chandler's old typewriter. As he grapples with his writing ambitions, a series of murders disrupts the community, coinciding with an unusual liturgical event. With humor and intrigue, Hayden must untangle the mystery while navigating his own aspirations, leading to an unexpected and entertaining adventure.

The Cantor Wore Crinolines