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Ten Mysterious Facts Americans Need To Know About America’s Largest Ancient City

November 30, 2016 Kathleen ONeal Gear and Michael Gear 0

Ten Mysterious Facts Americans Need To Know About America’s Largest Ancient City We are W. Michael Gear and Kathleen O’Neal Gear, archaeologists and anthropologists by academic training and professional inclination. That we are New York Times and […]

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The Top 5 Literary Investigators Everyone Should Know

November 29, 2016 Warren Adler 0

The Top 5 Literary Investigators Everyone Should Know As a prolific writer of more than fifty novels, I’ve been inspired by many mystery writers, from Georges Simenon to Agatha Christie, who’ve created indelible detectives that […]

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Why Did The Postman Ring Twice, and Why It’s Best to Miss Appointments in Samarra: James M. Cain and John O’Hara’s Rendezvous With Fate

November 28, 2016 Catherine Eisner 0

Why Did The Postman Ring Twice, and Why It’s Best to Miss Appointments in Samarra: James M. Cain and John O’Hara’s Rendezvous With Fate “Tragedy is the force of circumstances driving the protagonist to the […]

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Top 10 Best Western Mysteries

November 22, 2016 Andrew Hilleman 0

Top 10 Best Western Mysteries There are few things more American than a good Western novel. My favorite kind of Western is one that not only captures the essence of the West, but one that […]

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Stuck on Nancy Drew: Timeless Classics for Readers of All Ages

November 21, 2016 Linda Fairstein 0

Stuck on Nancy Drew: Timeless Classics for Readers of All Ages (Linda Fairstein in her article “Stuck on Nancy Drew: Timeless Classics for Readers of All Ages” goes down memory lane and explores the lure […]

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Crime Fiction in the Emerald Isle

November 18, 2016 Louise Phillips 0

Crime Fiction in the Emerald Isle Irish crime fiction has seen remarkable growth over the last decade, with many describing it as the Golden Age of crime fiction writing. The reasons for the rise are […]

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Book Review: Indefensible: The Missing Truth About Steven Avery, Teresa Halbach, and Making a Murderer

November 11, 2016 CHRISTOPHER Chan 0

Book Review: Indefensible: The Missing Truth About Steven Avery, Teresa Halbach, and Making a Murderer by Michael Griesbach New York: Kensington, 2016. $26.00 The Netflix documentary series Making a Murderer (as of this writing unseen by me) […]

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The Top Ten Cozy Mysteries…

November 10, 2016 Mary Daheim 0

The Top Ten Cozy Mysteries… Choosing the Top Ten of anything at my age is a tough assignment. Especially when it comes to books, any kind of books, let alone so-called “cozy” mysteries. I started […]

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DVD Review– The Witness

November 8, 2016 CHRISTOPHER Chan 0

DVD Review– The Witness The story of Kitty Genovese is supposedly well known. A young woman was brutally murdered in the middle of the night in New York. Well over thirty people witnessed the attack, but […]

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A Cozy Author Goes Dark: Ten Dark Mystery Favorites

November 4, 2016 Rebecca Tope 0

A Cozy Author Goes Dark: Ten Dark Mystery Favorites As a writer of British “cozies” (I’m never going to reconcile myself to that label, especially when it’s spelled that way), I have quite a strong […]

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