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What is a Cozy Mystery? The cozy mystery is an entertaining glimpse into human nature for intelligent women. cozy mysteries • cozies • mysteries • genres • mystery genres
Collecting Mysteries How I got started collecting mysteries, caring for my books, new e-books. mysteries • mystery collecting • mystery genre • mystery authors • books
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Rex Stout and Nero Wolfe An essay on the brilliant writing of Rex Stout who brought us Nero Wolfe. How could we ever have lived without him? A one of a kind detective. nero wolfe • rex stout • archie goodwin • tecumseh fox • mysteries
Politics Can Be Murder An interesting look at the mystery writings of Margaret Truman and Elliott Roosevelt. margaret truman • margaret truman daniels • elliott roosevelt • franklin d. roosevelt • eleanor roosevelt
Vampyres of Hollywood – A Novel A serial killer is targeting the Hollywood, California, A-list celebrities in this clever mystery and suspense novel by Adrienne Barbeau and Michael Scott. vampyres of hollywood • murder mystery • genre fiction • vampire novel • hollywood a list actors and actresses
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Paretsky's Bleeding Kansas Set in Farm Country Bleeding Kansas, Sara Paretsky's 14th novel, features the relationships and social conflicts between farm families. Events unfold as religious influences come into play. bleeding kansas • sara paretsky • v.i. warshawsky • chicago detective • kaw river bvalley
The Mysteries of John Bellairs For over 25 years, John Bellairs wrote best selling mystery novels for young adults. Following his death in 1991, Brad Strickland now writes this gripping series. john bellairs • gothic novels • mystery tales • young adult books • stories of horror
The Spellman Files by Lisa Lutz A refreshing, unique voice in the mystery genre, Lisa Lutzes "Spellman Files" is sure to be the beginning of a hit series, in the spirit of Carl Hiaasen and others. the spellman files by lisa lutz • lisa lutz novels • 2007 first mystery novels • isabel spellman • mystery novels set in san francisco
Writing with a Market in Mind Knowing which genre of fiction, or what the market will be for a story can save you valuable time and increase your fiction's publication odds. writing fiction • fiction markets • fiction pulications • fiction genres • romance
Agatha Christie Agatha Christie, born in 1890, wrote 80 mystery novels and numerous plays and short stories. Her works have sold over two billion copies in 45 languages. agatha christie • mystery writer • best-selling mystery writer • hercule poirot • miss marple
The Jingle Man Because of his abundance of rime, Edgar Allan Poe was labeled by his contemporaries as “The Jingle Man.” edgar allan poe • mystery • poems • the raven • the bells
Where Are You Now Ten years ago, Mac disappeared without a note or a goodbye. Yet, he still calls home every Mother's Day. His now-grown sister wants to find him, but should she? where are you now by mary higgins clark • mary higgins clark novels • charles mackenzie • 2008 thrillers • novels set in greenwich village
Masterpieces of Mystery and Suspense by Martin H. Greenberg This is part one of a review of the short stories that appear in the book, "Masterpieces of Mystery and Suspense" that is compiled by Martin H. Greenberg. masterpieces of mystery and suspense • martin h. greenberg
AN INTOXICATING FELINE TRIO; MARTINI, GIN, AND SHERRY Long before feline detectives Midnight Louie (created by Carole Nelson Douglas), Sneaky Pie Brown (created by Rita Mae Brown), and Koko and Yum Yum (created by Lilian Jackson Braun), three enchanting cats entered the world of mystery fiction. fiction • fantasy • cats • suite university • online courses
Archaeology: A Bestselling Phenomenon? From Indiana Jones to Relic Hunter, archaeology is a hot topic in popular culture. Books are no different. From the turn of the century until today, writers have been using archaeologists and what they study as subjects for stories. archaeology • archaeologists • egyptology • treasure • mystery
Derek Paterson - The Vampyre's Kiss THE VAMPYRES KISS is a rollicking tale in the Three Musketeer style, sequel to THE KAISERINE'S CHAMPION. derek paterson • jitsu • eggplant publications • vampire • vampires
Two Months of Reading A compilation of reviews of several new and established mystery author's works. elizabeth peters • charlotte macleod • lawrence block • mystery • mysteries
Apocalypse! Apocalyptic events have become a very integral part of how the world views reality today. Countries are preparing for not if but when a crucial event will touch them. end-time • apocalypse • religion • christian • jewish
Magnifying Memories: Kazuo Ishiguro's When We Were Orphans A review of <i>When We Were Orphans</i> by Kazuo Ishiguro. kazuo ishiguro • mystery • memory • novel • fiction
THE REAL CRIME: HOMICIDE, MORTAL THOUGHTS A look at HOMICIDE and MORTAL THOUGHTS, two genre films that use their genres to ask deep and important questions. movies • reviews • homicide • mortal thoughts
Interview with new mystery author Paul Petrucci Interview with new mystery author Paul Petrucci interview • mystery • author
Nicola Griffith Writer Nicola Griffith talks about her writing, sf conventions, genre, and podcasting. nicola griffith • kelley eskridge • writing • science fiction • ammonite
An interesting interview with author, David Scott Milton This week we are thrilled to have David Milton Scott with us for an interview interview • mystery • david scott milton • author |
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