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“The Bees Knees and the Cat’s Galoshes” (by Olive-Ann Tynan)
An Irish writer whose first work of fiction appeared in EQMM’s Department of First Stories in 2013, Olive-Ann Tynan has lived in Italy for many years. She currently works as a translator from Italian to English and was at one … Continue reading
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IT’S ALL HAPPENING
Back in December of last year (how long ago the busy months intervening have already made that seem!), my post for this site gave a preview of the special issues and events coming up in celebration of EQMM’s 75th anniversary. … Continue reading
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HAPPY HOLIDAYS FROM EQMM
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“An Alias and a Dame” (by Jean B. Cooper)
Jean B. Cooper’s work first appeared in EQMM after a story she’d submitted to the Mystery Writers of America’s Fiftieth Anniversary Short Story Contest was named a finalist in the competition. EQMM published that story in the August 1995 issue … Continue reading
“A Brash Idea Becomes a Publishing Company” (by Lee Goldberg)
Lee Goldberg was already a well-known TV writer and producer and the author of two novels under his own name before he first appeared in EQMM in 2001. But that EQMM debut was also his start as a short-story writer. … Continue reading
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“Clayton Rawson, a.k.a. The Great Merlini” (by Clayton Rawson Jr.)
Longtime readers of EQMM will know the name Clayton Rawson from the magazine’s masthead, where it appeared under the title “Managing Editor” for eight years, from 1963 to 1971. But that Clayton Rawson—not his son, who has penned this post—was … Continue reading
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Celebrate Independence Day With a Story
The Fourth of July is a time Americans celebrate freedom, but the date also marks an important ideological expansion of a war, since the Declaration of Independence made clear that the conflict was not simply an internal rebellion within the … Continue reading
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DIGITAL-EDITION SAVINGS
Missed our last promotion? Fear not! From now until July 10th, you can receive 50% off a digital subscription to EQMM, only through Magzter.
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