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Black Beacon Books: Submissions Open: Hitchcockian Suspense : Black Beacon Books in now open for submissions. Please read the specific guide...

  Up in KRL this morning a review of "Little Black Book" by   Kate Carlisle   along with a giveaway of a "Little Black Book...

 Lesa's Book Critiques: BRING YOUR BAGGAGE AND DON’T PACK LIGHT BY HELEN ELLIS

SleuthSayers: Stories, Slightly Used :    While trying to come up with a topic for today, I re-read Michael Bracken's post earlier this...

Flash Facts by Mayim Bialik and others is an anthology by DC Comics designed to teach STEM concepts using DC characters such as Batman, Sup...

Writer Beware®: The Blog: How Bad Contest Entry Rules Can be Mitigated: The ... : Posted by Victoria Strauss for Writer Beware® That'...

 Lesa's Book Critiques: WINNERS & SKY THRILLERS GIVEAWAY

SleuthSayers: Pro Tips : Luck has a lot more to do with success in life than most people want to admit.  Which is exactly why most trust fun...

 Happiness Is A Book: FRIDAY’S FORGOTTEN BOOK: GIDEON’S DAY BY J. J. MARRIC

 The Rap Sheet: Bullet Points: Another Overstuffed Edition for 7/29/2021

 Lesa's Book Critiques: WHAT ARE YOU READING?

Beneath the Stains of Time: Murder Among Actors (1963) by Ton Vervoort : This year, I began exploring the work of an unjustly forgotten, lon...

 In Reference To Murder: Mystery Melange for 7/29/2021

Bookblog of the Bristol Library: Found Reviews : Note: There is no Nevermore Book Club report available this week, so instead we offer yo...

 Lesa's Book Critiques: MUCH ADO ABOUT NAUTICALING BY GABBY ALLAN

Early this afternoon, Scott was released. He is back home where he belongs. He feels fine. Dad is a basket case. 

 D Magazine: Your 2021 Summer Reading List: Last Tango in Dallas by Harry Hunsicker 

  Just learned that mystery author and cyber friend George Weir has passed. Damn cancer. Had no idea he was sick. He never said a word. Just...

Lesa's Book Critiques: A FIANCÉE’S GUIDE TO FIRST WIVES AND MURDER BY DIANNE FREEMAN

Reads, Writes, Reviews: Review: The First English Hero: The Life of Ranulf... :   Once again, the lovely people at Amberley have sent me a r...