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Ahmed Tharwat ahmadtharwat — The last and best of Jill Paton Walsh's Imogen Quy (rhymes with Why) mysteries revolves around the Bad Quarto of Hamlet, a book that is much shorter than the play as we know it, that contains no dumb show before the play within the play, and that makes a perfect vehicle for a Cambridge student named Mottle to accuse a professor of murdering his friend Talentire. Imogen is the college nurse at St Agatha's and when the lodgers in her old family house ask her to help with The Kyd Players, a university drama club. There was a fire in their old rooms and they were uninsured and desperately need about 100,000 pounds. A student named Mottle has offered them that sum if they will let him play Hamlet in their upcoming production and they feel it's an offer they can't refuse. If the theater is theme I in this mystery, climbing is theme II. Many students at Cambridge climb not just mountains but also the university buildings. It was during one such caper that a student died and produces a dumb show of Talentire's death with a noted professor, recognized by his flamboyant vests, as the villain. There are dozens of strings in this story, concerning canal boats, expert witnesses in court cases, the appointment of an honorary three-year fellow, crib death and shaken-baby syndrome, a student who tries to get out of exams with a clever ruse (that Imogen sees through), and the disreputable "boyfriend" of a student who was admitted to St Agatha's by affirmative action. I hope the author is working on another in this excellent series. 2011 No 35