Read the title and identify
Airtight ace has, our "helicopter".
Cold manner hydra, implore "phi" law.
A only hardcore nut, he shook Mr. cell's.
Loathe "big" geezer, a Lonely Myth's.
Soon "sign" emerge, just "lire" game
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6$\begingroup$ These look a lot like anagrams. $\endgroup$ – Ian MacDonald Sep 11 '15 at 15:58
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These are all anagrams of
Famous fictional detectives and the authors who created them.
Airtight ace has, our "helicopter".
Cold manner hydra, implore "phi" law.
A only hardcore nut, he shook Mr. cell's.
Loathe "big" geezer, a Lonely Myth's
Soon "sign" emerge, just "lire" game
answered Sep 11 '15 at 18:29
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