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A Long Day’s Journey Into Print (by Josh Pachter)

EQMM regular Josh Pachter returns to our blog with the fascinating story of how a trip to Belgium’s first psychiatric hospital helped inspire his first locked-room mystery, which you can read in our [May/June issue, on sale now!] “A Short … Continue reading

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SOMETHING IS GOING TO HAPPEN!

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MERRY CHRISTMAS FROM EQMM

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Learning How to WFH With EQMM (by Jackie Sherbow)

When the COVID-19 quarantine came into effect in the spring of 2020, we at EQMM already had experience working from home. Our last few offices had space-sharing schedules, and many of the workers in the NYC office lived outside of … Continue reading

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Blood on the Snow—Crime and Crumpets at Christmastime (by Pat Black)

If you read EQMM and follow our blog, chances are you’re familiar with Pat Black, the Yorkshire-based journalist who regularly contributes to our magazine. In this special post, Black draws on examples of classic mysteries, from Christie to Allingham, and … Continue reading

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Fail Better (Dennis J. Palumbo)

“Art is everywhere, except it has to pass through a creative mind.”-Louise Nevelson I have always been struck by this line from Worstward Ho, Samuel Beckett’s 1983 novella: “Ever tried. Ever failed. No matter. Try again. Fail again. Fail better.” As … Continue reading

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HAPPY THANKSGIVING FROM EQMM!

Warm wishes and and thanks to all of our readers, contributors, and friends.

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SEASON’S GREETINGS FROM EQMM

We’re looking forward to cozying up with a hot beverage and some exciting new mysteries in the months ahead. What will you be reading this winter?

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Finding Three Pines (by David Wallace)

David L. Wallace is a professor of English at Long Beach State University, and he has published a number of articles about the effects of closeting on queer people. He lives in West Hollywood, CA, where he spends as much … Continue reading

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HAPPY HALLOWEEN FROM EQMM!

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