The Immortal Seaton Begg (novel)

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The Immortal Seaton Begg was the third novella in the Obverse Sextet series. It was written by Simon Bucher-Jones and featured Seaton Begg.

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A femme fatale with a mysterious six fingered gloved hand, a seemingly cursed and missing Egyptian mummy, and a monstrous killer automaton are among the threats faced by Seaton Begg.

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  • The character of Seaton Begg, who originated in Michael Moorcock's The Metatemporal Detective and featured briefly in the Obverse Quarterly release Zenith Lives!, is a thinly-veiled stand-in for the fictional British detective Sexton Blake. Obverse Books obtained the rights to Sexton Blake to publish the 2013 Mark Hodder novella The Silent Thunder Caper, but by 2019, the rights had reverted to a different publishing house.

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