Monthly Archives: January 2020

“A Book to Remember” (by Merrilee Robson)

Posted on January 29, 2020 by somethingisgoingtohappen

We’re always pleased to see a post on this site from a reader’s perspective. Although Merrilee Robson is the author of both short stories and a first novel (2016’s Murder Is Uncooperative), she addresses here the question of what makes … Continue reading →

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“Die Laughing” (by Mike McHone)

Posted on January 22, 2020 by somethingisgoingtohappen

Mike McHone is a relative newcomer to the mystery field, but his short fiction and poetry have previously appeared in such publications as Neo-Opsis Science Fiction and The Onion. He makes his EQMM debut in our current issue (January/February 2020) … Continue reading →

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“How Local Can You Go?” (by Andrew Welsh-Huggins)

Posted on January 15, 2020 by somethingisgoingtohappen

EQMM’s current issue (January/February 2020) contains the story “Home for the Holidays,” the EQMM debut of Andrew Welsh-Huggins, an editor and reporter for the Associated Press in Columbus, Ohio. Andrew is the author of six novels featuring Andy Hayes (the central … Continue reading →

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“Ten Rules from a Reader” (by Kevin Mims)

Posted on January 8, 2020 by somethingisgoingtohappen

Previously, most of the posts we’ve had on this site pertaining to writing have been from a writer’s point of view. Kevin Mims—an essayist, short-story writer, and prolific reader whose posts have appeared here a number of times before—has decided … Continue reading →

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HAPPY NEW YEAR FROM EQMM!

Posted on January 1, 2020 by somethingisgoingtohappen

Very best wishes and a spark of mystery to our readers and contributors for 2020.

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