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Author Archives: somethingisgoingtohappen
“You Can’t Make This Stuff Up” (by Mike MacInnes)
Mike MacInnes trained as a lawyer in Canada before deciding to go to work for a publishing company, and to pursue his interest in writing. He currently writes summaries of legal cases by day, and as he explains in this … Continue reading
Posted in Characters, Courtroom Mysteries, crime, Fiction, mystery fiction, Readers, Real Crime
Tagged court, crime, fiction, judge, lawyer, legal, mystery, reading, true crime
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“Summer Reading: Intro to Shakespeare and Agatha Christie” (by Roger Vaccaro)
Roger Vaccaro’s professional fiction debut, the story “Satan’s Circle,” appears in EQMM’s current issue (May/June 2021). The author is a professor of English at St. Johns River State College in St. Augustine, Florida, where, as he mentions in the following … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Characters, Classic Mystery, Readers
Tagged christie, classics, crime, mystery, poe, readers, reading, shakespeare, summer reading
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“Keep the Door Open, Check the Bathroom” (by Linda Stansberry)
Eureka, California resident Linda Stansberry is an award-winning journalist who has recently been devoting more of her time to fiction writing. Her EQMM debut, “The Hidden Places,” appears in our current issue (May/June 2021). She’s had one previous professional fiction … Continue reading
Posted in Books, crime, Fiction, Genre, Guest, Memorial, Novels, Readers, Story
Tagged crime, crime fiction, Memorial, memory, mother, murder mystery, mystery fiction, reading
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The Puerto Rican Mystery: Steven Torres Interviews Cina Pelayo and Richie Narvaez
Once in a while we have the privilege of bringing readers an interview on this blog. In this one, Steven Torres talks to Cina Pelayo and Richie Narvaez. Currently a resident of Connecticut, Steven Torres is a Derringer Award winning … Continue reading
DELL MYSTERY MAGAZINES SPRING 2021 AWARDS CELEBRATION
In the spring of most of the years we’ve had this blog, we’ve done photo posts about the Dell Magazines Edgars/Readers Awards party, the Edgars banquet, and the Malice Domestic Convention. This is the second year in which we’ve had … Continue reading
“What Does the Word Genre Mean Anyway?” (by Chris Knopf)
A winner of the Benjamin Franklin and Nero awards and a nominee for a Derringer Award, Chris Knopf is the author of seventeen mystery and thriller novels. His work has been widely reviewed, in newspapers such as the New York … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Genre
Tagged fiction, form, genre, literary, literature, reading, writing
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“Chaos and Community at a Family Seder” (by Elizabeth Zelvin)
Several weeks ago, I contacted Elizabeth Zelvin, one of our genre’s most celebrated short-story writers, and asked for a post in time for Passover. The timing seemed important, because Liz’s story in our current issue (March/April 2021) is set at … Continue reading
Posted in History, Setting, Writers, Writing
Tagged celebration, community, family, holiday, inspiration, jewish, writers, writing
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“I Thought Up This Title in the Bath” (by Mat Coward)
Mat Coward’s latest short story for EQMM, “Yeah, I Meant to Do That,” appears in our current issue (March/April 2021). The British author’s novels span the genres of crime, fantasy, and science fiction, but he’s particularly distinguished in the mystery … Continue reading
Posted in Writers, Writing
Tagged amwriting, crime fiction, crime writing, fiction, mystery fiction, science fiction, w riting, writers
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“The Importance of Titles” (by Josh Pachter)
Josh Pachter is a frequent contributor to EQMM as both a writer and translator. In both of those capacities he’s found titles an inspiration, as he explains in this post. He’s also a prolific anthologist whose most recent books include … Continue reading