Kevin's Corner

  From the magnificently massive archive…   A good student as well as a spectacular basketball player, William Coleman is, in the word...

Jay Hartman recently posted the below to the SMFS list. He subsequently asked that folks share his news off the list in its entirety. So, as...

 Lesa's Book Critiques: WHAT ARE YOU READING?

    It is Friday, June 11, 2021, as The Last Remains: A Mystery begins and Larry Bright is having fun. He likes wielding sledgehammers and...

 

 Lesa's Book Critiques: JULY TREASURES IN MY CLOSET

Bookblog of the Bristol Library: New Books Due Out in June! : Summer is a great time to read, so you can usually count on lots of new titles...

Beneath the Stains of Time: The Bishop's Sword (1948) by Norman Berrow : Back in 2020, I reviewed The Three Tiers of Fantasy (1947) by...

SleuthSayers: A Thousand Stories Deep :   Not the author I mentioned last time that my wife and I are archaeology buffs.  This led to us ...

Bitter Tea and Mystery: Short Story Wednesday: More Stories from Mick Herron :   Dolphin Junction by Mick Herron was published in 2021 and ...

  WEDNESDAY’S SHORT STORIES #126: GODS AND MORTALS: ANCIENT GREEK MYTHS FOR MODERN READERS By Sarah Iles Johnston

Jerry's House of Everything: SHORT STORY WEDNESDAY: LAST OF THE MORTICIANS :  "Last of the Morticians" by E. C. Tubb (first p...

 Patti Abbott: Short Story Wednesday: AT THE GATES OF THE ANIMAL KINGDOM, Amy Hempl

As Snakebit: A Mike Bowditch Short Mystery by Paul Doiron begins, a woman has called Maine Game Warden Mike Bowditch to report that she sa...

 The Rap Sheet: Revue of Reviewers: 5-30-23

  Lesa's Book Critiques: MURDER IN THE BASEMENT BY ANTHONY BERKELEY

Dr. Emilia McRoy has left it all behind to move to Sea Isle, Scotland. The small town and the countryside are beautiful and the local citi...

Little Big Crimes: The Incurious Man, by Terence Faherty : "The Incurious Man," by Terence Faherty, in Ellery Queen's Mystery ...

  Lesa's Book Critiques: ASHES TO ASHES, CRUST TO CRUST BY MINDY QUIGLEY

Bookblog of the Bristol Library: Memorial Day in the Mountains by Alan Jabbour and ... :    Reviewed by Jeanne Note: This is a review from s...

SleuthSayers: How much of a misfit can a writer be? : I have never been able to write harmless fiction. My characters, their backgrounds, an...

 In Reference To Murder: Media Murder for Monday 5/29/2023

 Markets and Jobs for Writers for 5/29/2023

Written in response to the MeToo movement, Deadly Waters by Dot Hutchison (Thomas & Mercer, 2020) captures the routine incursions that ...

  Dru's Book Musings New Releases: Week of May 28, 2023

 Lesa's Book Critiques: THE BODY IN THE WEB BY KATHERINE HALL PAGE

Beneath the Stains of Time: Memory Retrieval: Q.E.D. vol. 25-26 by Motohiro Katou : I noted last February in my review of Motohiro Katou&#...

Please welcome back frequent contributor Judy Penz Sheluk today to the blog. Earlier this month through her Superior Shores Press she releas...

Up on KRL this morning reviews and giveaways of some May mysteries for your summer tbr-"Dedication to Murder": A Beyond the Page M...

Mystery Fanfare: MEMORIAL DAY MYSTERIES //Memorial Day Crime Fiction : Memorial Day aka Decoration Day is a day of remembrance of thos...

 Lesa's Book Critiques: THE BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF ILL-MANNERED LADIES BY ALISON GOODMAN

Publishing ... and Other Forms of Insanity: 88 Calls for Submissions in June 2023 - Paying mar... : This June there are more than seven doze...

Rubicon by J.S. Dewes is the first book in a new series. Set in a science fiction world where resurrection is possible. Humanity is in a lo...