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“The Mysterious Face in the Cloud” by E. Gabriel Flores
The most recent winner of the Robert L. Fish Award for best short story by a new American author, E. Gabriel Flores did a post for this site in April, and she’s back this month with a post about a … Continue reading
“Of Jigsaws, Roller Coasters, Crosswords, and Mazes” (by A.J. Wright)
Although his work appears in EQMM for the first time in our January/February 2017 issue, on sale December 20, A.J. Wright is a historical mystery novelist who already has three books to his credit, all belonging to a series set … Continue reading
“Fleshing Out Mysteries” by Sharon Hunt
Sharon Hunt’s short stories had already appeared in a variety of literary magazines before her EQMM debut in August 2015 with “The Water Was Rising.” That story is currently nominated in the best-short-story category for Canada’s most prestigious award for … Continue reading
“Ballet, Law, and Mystery” (by V.S. Kemanis)
V.S. Kemanis’s first story for EQMM appeared in our September/October 2013 issue. At that time she was already the author of many published short stories and the first novel in her Dana Hargrove legal-mystery series had appeared to strong reviews. … Continue reading
“1962: The Savoy Party Photo” (by R.T.Raichev)
R.T. (Raicho) Raichev’s previous post for this site examined the short stories of P.D. James. Raicho is a lifelong fan of English crime fiction and wrote his university dissertation on the subject. In this new post he examines and compares … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Characters, Classic Mystery, Fiction, Genre, Guest, History, Writers, Writing
Tagged christie, classical mystery, history, marsh, suspense, whodunit, writers
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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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“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
UNNATURAL CAUSES
Doctors and nurses make sinister villains in fiction, don’t you think? Most people, at one time or another, have experienced the sense of powerlessness that goes with having to put themselves in the hands of medical professionals. Although the Internet … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Characters, Fiction, Genre, Setting, Story, Thrillers, Writing
Tagged author, CSI, doctors, forensic, forensic mysteries, medical mystery, murder, mystery, nurses, whodunit
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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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