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crimefictionlover.com /1 month ago

Cover reveal: Cop Out by Ellery Queen – in print again after almost 50 years

Today we’re proud to unveil the cover image for Cop Out, a novel by Ellery Queen, which is returning to the shelves thanks to Hard Case Crime and Titan Books. Originally published...

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crimereads.com /23 hours ago

The Secret Queer True Crime History Behind the Victorian Era’s Other Sherlock Holmes

In June 1898, Ernest William “Willie” Hornung began publishing the short stories that would comprise the collection The Amateur Cracksman. Hornung was at that point a relatively mi...

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mysteryfile.com /1 month ago

Stories I’m Reading: EDWARD D. HOCH “The Alexandria Solution.”

EDWARD D. HOCH “The Alexandria Solution.” Jeffrey Rand, formerly of British Intelligence. Published in Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine, December 2008. Not yet reprinted or collected....

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mysteryfile.com /1 month ago

Diary Review: TOP DETECTIVE ANNUAL, 1952.

TOP DETECTIVE ANNUAL, 1952. (Volume 1, Number 3.) Editor: David X. Manners, Cover art: Samuel Cherry. Overall rating: ** HAROLD HELFER “The Cell.” Listed as a short story, it is mo...

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mysteryfile.com /1 month ago

Stories I’m Reading: ARTHUR PORGES “Her Last Bow.”

ARTHUR PORGES “Her Last Bow.” Stately Homes #1. First appeared in Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine, February 1957, Collected in Three Porges Parodies and a Pastiche, edited by Micha...

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crimereads.com /1 month ago

The Top 10 Classic Detective Novels, According to Jeffrey Archer

Agatha Christie has her own list on this website. This is the list of everyone else. The detective story is thought to have been invented by Conan Doyle. And ironically, not only d...

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mysteryfile.com /3 weeks ago

Stories I’m Reading: H. C, BAILEY “The Superfluous Clues.”

H. C, BAILEY “The Superfluous Clues.” Reggie Fortune. First published (?) in Mr. Fortune’s Practice (Methuen, UK, hardcover, 1923), as “The Young Doctor.” Reprinted in Ellery Queen...

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thebigthrill.org /2 weeks ago

The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Debutante Detective

A twisty New York City-set mystery that sees Teddy Roosevelt’s daughter, Alice Roosevelt, team up with Holmes and Watson to save the president from a kidnapping and attempted assas...

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crimespreemag.com /1 month ago

Five Series Characters Worth Seeking Out

In the world of mystery and crime series fiction, there are plenty of all-stars—your Spades and Marlowes, Spensers and Reachers, Milhones and Scudders and Boschs. They’re the chara...

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crimereads.com /1 month ago

Phoebe Atwood Taylor and the Search for the Quintessential Cape Cod Mystery

So many writers and artists have passed through Cape Cod it was probably inevitable that over time a formidable literature would grow up around the region. Mary McCarthy, Denis Joh...

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mysteryfile.com /2 weeks ago

BLACK MASK Stories I’m Reading: C. P. DONNEL, JR. “The Fourth Degree.”

C. P. DONNEL, JR. “The Fourth Degree.” Duc Rennie #2, First appeared in Black Mask, February 1941. Reprinted in Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine, December 1953. I don’t know very...

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mysteryfile.com /2 weeks ago

BLACK MASK Stories I’m Reading: C. P. DONNEL, JR. “The Fourth Degree.”

C. P. DONNEL, JR. “The Fourth Degree.” Duc Rennie #2, First appeared in Black Mask, February 1941. Reprinted in Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine, December 1953. I don’t know very...

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mysteryfile.com /2 weeks ago

BLACK MASK Stories I’m Reading: C. P. DONNEL, JR. “The Fourth Degree.”

C. P. DONNEL, JR. “The Fourth Degree.” Duc Rennie #2, First appeared in Black Mask, February 1941. Reprinted in Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine, December 1953. I don’t know very...

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mysteryfile.com /1 week ago

Archived Mystery Review: JOHN FARR – The Deadly Combo.

JOHN FARR – The Deadly Combo. Ace Double D-301, paperback original; 1st printing, 1959. Published back-to-back with Murder Isn’t Funny, by J. Harvey Bond (reviewed here). Mac St...

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killzoneblog.com /1 month ago

Your Favorite Murder Mystery

What’s your favorite murder mystery? It can be a story, novel, movie or TV episode, even a game or a real-life mystery.

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mysteryfile.com /4 weeks ago

A 1001 Midnights Review: ANNA KATHARINE GREEN – The Leavenworth Case.

A 1001 MIDNIGHTS Review by Marcia Muller ANNA KATHARINE GREEN – The Leavenworth Case. Dover, softcover, 1981. (Reprint of the 1878 hardcover edition.) This is a cornerstone...

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mysteryfile.com /4 weeks ago

A 1001 Midnights Review: ANNA KATHARINE GREEN – The Leavenworth Case.

A 1001 MIDNIGHTS Review by Marcia Muller ANNA KATHARINE GREEN – The Leavenworth Case. Dover, softcover, 1981. (Reprint of the 1878 hardcover edition.) This is a cornerstone...

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mysteryfile.com /4 weeks ago

A 1001 Midnights Review: ANNA KATHARINE GREEN – The Leavenworth Case.

A 1001 MIDNIGHTS Review by Marcia Muller ANNA KATHARINE GREEN – The Leavenworth Case. Dover, softcover, 1981. (Reprint of the 1878 hardcover edition.) This is a cornerstone...

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moderndailyknitting.com /1 week ago

‘Tis She, Enola Holmes

The Holmes family grows by one. Fortunately, there are more than enough mysteries to solve in Victorian England.

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kirkusreviews.com /1 month ago

BLUNT INSTRUMENT

This winning first mystery from novelist and memoirist Bloom features an English professor turned private eye with the perfectly hard-boiled name of Dell Chandler and a charming, i...

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tvtonight.com.au /1 month ago

Edward Bluemel to star as Hercule

A brand new Agatha Christie mystery series draws upon a great legacy as it resets for new audiences.

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mcsweeneys.net /1 month ago

I’m Jessica Fletcher, and I Don’t Even Feel Anything Anymore When I Find a Dead Body

I’m a famous mystery novelist, power-walking enthusiast, and spunky widow who, despite my husband’s death, has not had my joie de vivre diminished in the slightest. Meeting me, per...

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bookriot.com /4 weeks ago

Queer Chaos: Mystery & Thriller Edition

Get chaotic with a hot mess PI series, a short story anthology, and a crew of drag queens stealing from the rich.

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crimereads.com /4 weeks ago

The 5 Greatest Fictional Recurring Characters, According to Alison Gaylin

When I decided to bring back Robert B. Parker’s creation, Melanie Joan Hall, for my new Sunny Randall novel, Booked, I thought of her as a staple character in Sunny’s world – not q...

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