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“Keep the Door Open, Check the Bathroom” (by Linda Stansberry)
Eureka, California resident Linda Stansberry is an award-winning journalist who has recently been devoting more of her time to fiction writing. Her EQMM debut, “The Hidden Places,” appears in our current issue (May/June 2021). She’s had one previous professional fiction … Continue reading
Posted in Books, crime, Fiction, Genre, Guest, Memorial, Novels, Readers, Story
Tagged crime, crime fiction, Memorial, memory, mother, murder mystery, mystery fiction, reading
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MARY FRISQUE: UNSUNG WOMAN OF MYSTERY
On November 26, Mary Frisque, Executive Director of the International Association of Crime Writers, North America, died after a brief illness. My friendship with Mary goes back a couple of decades. I met her through Edward D. Hoch and his … Continue reading
Posted in Memorial
Tagged bouchercon, edgars, friends, IACW, mary frisque, Memorial, memory, MWA, mystery community
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DONALD A. YATES: LIFELONG DEVOTEE OF MYSTERY FICTION
In my first days as editor of Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine I was fortunate to have the hand of friendship extended to me by some of the magazine’s earliest contributors—people whose connection to EQMM went back to founding editor Frederic … Continue reading
Posted in Ellery Queen, History, International, Magazine, Memorial, Passport, Translation, Writers
Tagged donald yates, fan, latin america, Memorial, mystery fan, mystery fiction, passport to crime, translation
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“Bayou City Breakdown” (by Susan Perry Benson)
Susan Perry Benson debuted in EQMM’s Department of First Stories in July 2013. A native Houstonian and a frequent contributor to the Houston Chronicle and Texas Magazine, she had already moved to North Carolina by the time she turned her … Continue reading
“A Tribute to James Yaffe” (by Jeffrey Marks)
James Yaffe is a name to conjure with at EQMM even to this day, decades after his last story for us was published. I regret never having had the opportunity to meet the man who was, and remains, EQMM’s youngest debut author—a … Continue reading
Posted in Guest, History, Magazine, Memorial, Writers
Tagged author, james yaffe, Memorial, mystery, mystery fiction, playwright, writer, writers, young writer
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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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