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ONE WORLD
“The outstanding development of last year’s Prize Contest,” wrote EQMM editor Frederic Dannay in his introduction to our magazine’s August 1948 “All Nations” issue, “was the unexpectedly large number of stories sent in from foreign countries and their remarkable range … Continue reading
Posted in Classic Mystery, Ellery Queen, Fiction, History, International, Magazine, Passport, Translation
Tagged all nations, classic mystery, crime, fiction, genre, history, international, magazine, mystery, translation, united nations
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“Faster, Miss Marple! Kill! Kill!” (by Catherine Robson)
Catherine Robson’s accomplished debut fiction, the short story “Just Desserts,” appears in EQMM’s January 2016 issue, in the Department of First Stories. The Southern California native is a lifelong fan of the mystery in all of its forms, as is … Continue reading
“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
“From Page to Screen” (by John M. Floyd)
Edgar-nominated author John M. Floyd is a short-story specialist rather than a novelist. His stories have appeared in a great variety of publications, from our sister magazine, AHMM, to the Saturday Evening Post and Woman’s World. The Mississippi writer has … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Books, Fiction, Genre, Guest, Pop Culture, Readers, Story, Supernatural, Suspense, Thrillers
Tagged character, crime, fiction, film, genre, movies, mystery, readers, reading, story, storytelling, supernatural, western
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CRIME FICTION IN JAPAN
Over the past few years EQMM has received a number of excellent stories from Japanese writers, and that has inspired me to expand on a post I made on EQMM’s Web-site forum four years ago, shortly after the Fukushima nuclear … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Characters, Ellery Queen, International, Passport
Tagged classic mystery, genre, international, Japan, japanese, mystery, neoclassical, writers
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“I Am a Genre Writer” (by Margaret Maron)
Margaret Maron’s achievements as a mystery and crime writer have been recognized by all of our field’s major organizations. She is a Grand Master of the Mystery Writers of America, a recipient of the Malice Domestic Convention’s Lifetime Achievement Award, … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Characters, Courtroom Mysteries, Fiction, Genre
Tagged author, crime, genre, literary, literature, murder, mystery, whodunit, writing
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“And Then There Was Why: The Mystery in Mystery Fiction” (by Tim L. Williams)
Tim L. Williams’s short stories began appearing in EQMM in 2005. A number of them have gone on to be nominated for, or to win, major awards in the field. In 2011 he received the International Thriller Award for his … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Characters, Genre, Guest
Tagged genre, literary, literature, mystery, noir, whodunit, writers, writing
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“What’s a Dead Poet Got to Do With It?” by Nancy Pickard
Nancy Pickard is a winner of multiple Agatha, Anthony, and Macavity awards; a Shamus and Barry award recipient; a four-time Edgar nominee, and an author whose work has made many best-of-the-year and notable-books lists. EQMM is proud to be able … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Fiction, Genre, Guest, Western, Writers, Writing
Tagged authors, bradbury, genre, inspiration, literary, science fiction, writing
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“When Character Counts” (by Brendan DuBois)
The staff at EQMM has always had a special interest in the careers of authors who have debuted in our Department of First Stories. Brendan DuBois is one of those special writers. His appearance in the Department of First Stories … Continue reading
Posted in Characters, Fiction, Genre, Guest, Readers, Story, Writers, Writing
Tagged characterization, characters, crime, fiction, genre, mystery, noir, readers, writers, writing tips
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