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Monthly Archives: February 2018
“Weight of the Words” (by Samantha Allen)
Samantha Allen’s first published fiction, the story “Some Kind of Lonely,” appears in the current issue of EQMM, March/April 2018. The author has worked as an advertising copywriter, a college writing instructor, and a bookseller. She is currently employed at … Continue reading
IN REMEMBRANCE
On February 12, 2018, Bill Crider, someone who wore nearly every hat in the mystery field—author, critic, columnist, reviewer—died in Alvin, Texas, after an eighteen-month battle with cancer. I’ve known Bill since 1990, when I bought the first book in … Continue reading
Posted in Memorial
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“Poster Child” (by Michael Bracken)
Michael Bracken is the winner of two Derringer Awards for his short fiction, and in 2016 he received the Edward D. Hoch Memorial Golden Derringer for Lifetime Achievement in Short Mystery Fiction. That award has special significance in regard to … Continue reading
Posted in Anthologies, Books, Conventions, Fiction, Genre, Guest, History, Magazine
Tagged crime, e-book, journal, lit mag, magazine, magazines, mystery, mystery fiction, newsstand, periodicals, short story
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“From Noir to Golden Age” (by Carlos Orsi)
Carlos Orsi is a Brazilian writer and journalist with three novels and five short-story collections published in Portuguese. His work first appeared in EQMM in the July 2014 issue, translated for our Passport to Crime department by Cliff Landers. Since … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Characters, Classic Mystery, Fiction, Genre, Guest, History, International, Noir, Pop Culture, Publishing, Readers, Writers
Tagged classic mystery, crime, golden age, literature, mystery, noir, short story, traditional mystery
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SOMETHING IS GOING TO HAPPEN 