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Category Archives: Awards
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
“Murderous Decoys—Philip MacDonald and ‘Love Lies Bleeding’” (by R.T. Raichev)
R. T. Raichev is a scholar of the mystery as well as a writer of mystery short stories and novels. His most recent story for EQMM, “The Other Imelda,” will appear in our next issue, November/December 2020, on sale October … Continue reading
Posted in Anthologies, Awards, Characters, Guest, Writers
Tagged contest, fiction, mystery, mystery fiction, noir, psychological thriller, short story, suspense, thriller, writers
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2019 EDGARS AND MALICE PHOTO GALLERY
Spring of 2019 turned out to be a very special awards season for the Dell mystery magazines. Not only were our Readers Award winners all graduates of EQMM’s Department of First Stories, EQMM stories won both the Edgar Allan Poe … Continue reading
ONE FOR OUR HIGHLIGHTS LIST
The 2017 Bouchercon World Mystery Convention, in Toronto, Canada, concluded more than three weeks ago. Normally, we post photos soon after a convention, but this year the whole experience of Bouchercon was so powerful that I felt unable to post … Continue reading
Posted in Awards, Conventions, Ellery Queen, International, Magazine, Readers, Writers
Tagged bouchercon, bouchercon2017, convention, ellery queen, eqmm, readers, toronto, writers
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OLD HOME WEEK
The last week in April always feels like old home week in New York’s mystery community. For the Dell mystery magazines the festivities began on Tuesday, April 25, when our two Readers Award winners, Paul D. Marks and Doug Allyn, … Continue reading
Posted in Awards, Business, Conventions
Tagged agents, authors, convention, edgar, editors, malice, mystery week, photos
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“The Not-So-Simple Art of Mystery Reviewing” (by Elizabeth Foxwell)
It’s our pleasure this week to present a post by a mystery reviewer. Over the several years during which this blog has been active, we’ve had only a couple of previous posts by members of that important profession. Elizabeth Foxwell … Continue reading
Posted in Awards, Books, Criticism, Guest, History, reviews
Tagged crime, critics, history, literary criticism, literature, mystery fiction, reviews
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DERRINGER FINALIST INTERVIEWS
Gerald So has interviewed the Derringer finalists on his site So, You Want to Chat? Check out our nominees’ interviews here: Doug Allyn for Best Novelette Meg Opperman for Best Long Story Hilde Vandermeeren for Best Short Story Linda Barnes … Continue reading
Posted in Awards, Interview, Writers, Writing
Tagged awards, best long story, best novelette, best short story, derringer, gerald so, literature interviews
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Interview with Rob Hart (by Scott Loring Sanders)
It had been my intention to blog about EQMM’s recent 75th-anniversary events today, but since I was not able to gather all of the photos in time, we will postpone that until a bit later this month. In the meantime, … Continue reading
Posted in Awards, Books, Digital, Guest, Interview, Publishing, Writers, Writing
Tagged business, crime fiction, mystery, mystery fiction, publishing, rob hart, scott loring sanders, writers, writing
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“Carve it in Jade: PWA Turns 35” (by Ted Fitzgerald)
EQMM is celebrating its 75th anniversary in 2016, and the year holds another important milestone for the mystery, the 35th anniversary of the founding of the Private Eye Writers of America. In honor of that organization, which has contributed so … Continue reading
Posted in Awards, Characters, Fiction, Genre, Guest, Private Eye, Publishing, Readers, Writers
Tagged crime fiction, fans, fiction, mystery, private eye, private eye writers of america, PWA, readers, writers
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“A Tribute to Lois Duncan” (by Hilary Davidson)
Hilary Davidson is the author of the Anthony Award-winning Lily Moore mystery series, as well as the hardboiled standalone Blood Always Tells. Her short fiction has won several awards, including a Derringer from the Short Mystery Fiction Society. Her story … Continue reading
Posted in Awards, Books, Guest, Memorial, Story, Thrillers, Writers
Tagged i know what you did last summer, lois duncan, Memorial, reader, thriller, writer, writing, YA, young adult, young readers
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