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Category Archives: Conventions
2021, TWELFTH NIGHT, AND 80 YEARS
I’d intended to start this post with best wishes for Twelfth Night, which I always thought of as falling on January 6. These days I find myself checking a lot of my assumptions, however, and on consulting Wikipedia I found … Continue reading
Posted in Characters, Classic Mystery, Conventions, Ellery Queen, Genre, History, Holmesian
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“On Attending the International Murder Games Expo” (by Martin Edwards)
Author of two highly regarded series of mystery novels and several standalone crime novels (including 2018’s critically acclaimed Gallows Court), Martin Edwards is also a short-story writer with dozens of stories in print, many of which appeared for the first … Continue reading
Posted in Conventions, Fiction, Genre, Guest, International, Magazine, Passport
Tagged china, detective, fiction, games, IMGE, martin edwards, murder games, murder mystery, mystery fiction, shanghai
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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
“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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MORE BOUCHERCON MEMORIES
Here’s Michael Bracken and Josh Pachter, photo courtesy of Temple Walker. In case you missed it, our full Bouchercon recap can be found here.
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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“Ellery Queen—a Website on Deduction” (by Dale C. Andrews and Kurt Sercu)
Since readers will learn about the careers and literary work of Dale Andrews and Kurt Sercu in their own words in the following post, I will simply note that they are among the most dedicated and knowledgeable fans of Ellery … Continue reading
Posted in Characters, Conventions, Ellery Queen, Guest
Tagged crime, detection, detective, ellery queen, fan, mystery, website, writers, writing
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EQMM to Be Special Guest at Passport to Murder, the 2017 Bouchercon World Mystery Convention in Toronto, from October 12-15!
A couple of months ago, in the midst of our celebration of EQMM’s 75th anniversary year, our staff received the delightful news that the magazine will be honored for “Distinguished Contribution to the Genre” at the next Bouchercon World Mystery … Continue reading
Posted in Conventions, Magazine, Passport, Publishing, Readers, Writers, Writing
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BOUCHERCON/EQMM 75TH ANNIVERSARY SYMPOSIUM PHOTO GALLERY PART 2
This week we want to share some photos that were not available to us when we posted about our 75th anniversary symposium last week. Following the symposium, Columbia University hosted a reception in the space that contains the EQMM 75th … Continue reading
Posted in Conventions, Ellery Queen
Tagged bouchercon, columbia, convention, crime, ellery queen, eqmm, mystery, new orleans, panel
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