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I love a short story! And as a new mom, short stories are kind of all I can read right now. I love Jonathan Ames, and I just moved through The Double Life Is T…
It’s an iconic scene, two grizzled and dirty outlaws, both with bad intentions and a lust for money, sitting across from each other with nothing but a stack of…
Part One: Mrs. H. Attwood, formerly Mary Stokes — “I suppose, ” thought Harriet, “she had one of those small, summery brains, that flower early and run to seed…
Writing murder mysteries is not the easiest way to make a living. It takes a lot of a planning, a lot of thought, a lot of hard work. But writing murder myster…
He knew three things. Stories should never begin on airplanes. He would never go back. And he wouldn’t lower the tray table for the rest of the flight to Addis…
Sex isn’t cozy. Wait, back up. How about this: sex isn’t typically found in cozy mysteries. And open-door sex scenes? Where you see all the juicy details? Forg…
Another week, another batch of books for your TBR pile. Happy reading, folks. Tim Sullivan, The Tailor (Atlantic Crime) “Compelling and cerebral . . . In…
Holmes’s scientific knowledge is somewhat incoherent from text to text. In A Study in Scarlet, Holmes shocks Watson by remarking that he does not know about th…
Writers are a superstitious bunch. Some require thematic tchotchkes arranged on their desk, others favor a time of day, a certain slant of light. I’m convinced…
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