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Tag Archives: novel
“Plot” (by Robert Cummins)
Colorado-based author Robert Cummins has had a successful academic career, and has now turned his pen (which authored four books from MIT and Oxford Press as well as sixty articles) to fiction writing. His two novels—Hariq, a Cold War spy … Continue reading
“Don Quixote as the First Crime Novel” (by Sheila Kohler)
Sheila Kohler, who has written two previous posts here, is an acclaimed novelist and winner of the O’Henry Prize, the Open Fiction Award, the Willa Cather Prize, and the Smart Family Foundation Prize. She is the author of over a dozen … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Books, Characters, Fiction, Genre, Guest, History, International, Novels
Tagged adventure, cervantes, crime, don quixote, historical, history, mystery, novel, writers, writing
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“Great Beginnings” (by Sheila Kohler)
Sheila Kohler’s work has been appearing in EQMM for a number of years. The distinguished novelist’s books include Dreaming for Freud, Becoming Jane Eyre, Cracks, which was nominated for the IMPAC Dublin Literary Award and made into a movie starring Eva Green, … Continue reading
“About a BROI” (by Kevin Mims)
The fiftieth anniversary of the horrific Manson Family murders is this week, on Friday. In the annals of true crime, the case will always loom large. But as Kevin Mims brings out in this post, the murders also had a … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Characters, Genre, Guest, History, Novels, Politics, Pop Culture, Real Crime
Tagged history, murders, novel, politics, pulp, serial killer, writers, writing
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“Three Lessons of Shimon Litvak” (by John Gastineau)
When EQMM’s November/December 2017 issue goes on sale next month, readers will be introduced to a new writer, John Gastineau. With his debut in our Department of First Stories, the former newspaper reporter, photographer, and book editor returns to his … Continue reading
“When Bob’s Your Uncle” (by G.M. Malliet)
G.M. Malliet is an American, but she favors England, where she lived for several years, as a setting for her fiction. Her debut novel, which appeared in 2008 and introduced series character DCI Arthur St. Just, won an Agatha Award … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Fiction, Genre, Guest, International, Setting, Translation, Writers, Writing
Tagged british, classic mystery, crime, england, mystery, novel, setting, story, united kingdom, writers, writing
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“Confessions of a Literary Safecracker” (by Joseph Goodrich)
Joseph Goodrich will make his EQMM debut in this year’s issue in tribute to our magazine’s previous editors (August 2016). The star of his tale is EQMM‘s founding editor, Frederic Dannay, who joins forces with Dashiell Hammett to solve a … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Characters, Ellery Queen, Fiction, Genre, Guest, History, Story
Tagged adaptation, ellery queen, mystery, novel, play, playwright, stage, suspense, theatre
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“Analog Ellery and the Paperback Hoarder” (by Joseph D’Agnese)
Award-winning journalist Joseph D’Agnese has written for the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, and many other papers, but the dream of writing fiction was born for him in childhood. His first short-story submission, at age twelve, was to … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Ellery Queen, Fiction, Genre, History, Novels
Tagged art, cover, ellery queen, literature, mystery, novel, paperback, pocket paperback, pop, whodunit
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“What I Know” (by Steven Gore)
Steven Gore last posted on this site on July 8, 2015, just as the EQMM issue that contained his story “Black Rock” was going on sale. The private investigator turned author of short stories and seven novels (the latest of … Continue reading
“Drunks on Character” (by Suzanne Berube Rorhus)
Suzanne Rorhus got her start as a writer in EQMM’s Department of First Stories in May 2013. Since then, her work has appeared in several anthologies, including Memphis Noir. Her next EQMM story, “Cletus Vanderbilt and the Theft of Lord … Continue reading