> What's a good place to start reading Nero
Wolfe?
Start at the beginning: Fer-de-Lance.
There are so many, that all I can say is gather a whole bunch
of them and see what works.
I actually was lead into the Rex Stouts by giving the Robert
Goldsborough contemporary Wolfe pastiches a try. I liked all
of them. Stout is more interesting, literate, and willing to
take quirky side-trips, though (see The Rubber Band, The
Black Mountain)
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