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Haffner Press Publishing the Mystery Writing of Fredric Brown

Genre fans love to label things. There are good reasons and not-so-good reasons for doing so, but amidst the discussion, it’s easy to forget that sometimes science fiction writers write stories that...

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[GUEST REVIEW]: Michaele Jordan on The Vanishing Detective Dee

“A movie needs three things,” my husband recently announced. “Horses, rocks and girls.” “Not so!” I protested. “A movie needs butt-kicking martial arts. Also really over-the-top costumes.” Our friend...

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BOOK REVIEW: 14 by Peter Clines

REVIEW SUMMARY: A mystery that starts out interesting enough to compare to Lost, but loses interest in the middle and falls too far outside of reality in the end. (Not that Lost didn’t also.) MY...

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[GUEST POST] E.L. Tettensor on How To Spice Up a Mystery Story with...

E.L. Tettensor is the author of the Nicolas Lenoir series of fantasy mysteries. She lives with her husband in Burundi, Africa, where she spends her time working, writing, and defending her home and...

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BOOK REVIEW: The Land Across by Gene Wolfe

REVIEW SUMMARY: Gene Wolfe returns with a fascinating  and multi-layered novel that keeps its own secrets. MY RATING: BRIEF SYNOPSIS: An American writer is arrested while visiting the country he is...

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SHADOWS OF SELF by Brandon Sanderson Will Appeal to Fans of Mystery,...

REVIEW SUMMARY: A fast-paced mystery that shines with superheroic action and a steampunk feel, but is tarnished a little by choppiness and predictability. MY RATING: BRIEF SYNOPSIS: In the teeming...

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Haffner Press Publishing the Mystery Writing of Fredric Brown

Genre fans love to label things. There are good reasons and not-so-good reasons for doing so, but amidst the discussion, it’s easy to forget that sometimes science fiction writers write stories that...

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[GUEST REVIEW]: Michaele Jordan on The Vanishing Detective Dee

“A movie needs three things,” my husband recently announced. “Horses, rocks and girls.” “Not so!” I protested. “A movie needs butt-kicking martial arts. Also really over-the-top costumes.” Our friend...

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BOOK REVIEW: 14 by Peter Clines

REVIEW SUMMARY: A mystery that starts out interesting enough to compare to Lost, but loses interest in the middle and falls too far outside of reality in the end. (Not that Lost didn’t also.) MY...

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Image may be NSFW.
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[GUEST POST] E.L. Tettensor on How To Spice Up a Mystery Story with...

E.L. Tettensor is the author of the Nicolas Lenoir series of fantasy mysteries. She lives with her husband in Burundi, Africa, where she spends her time working, writing, and defending her home and...

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Image may be NSFW.
Clik here to view.

BOOK REVIEW: The Land Across by Gene Wolfe

REVIEW SUMMARY: Gene Wolfe returns with a fascinating  and multi-layered novel that keeps its own secrets. MY RATING: BRIEF SYNOPSIS: An American writer is arrested while visiting the country he is...

View Article

Image may be NSFW.
Clik here to view.

SHADOWS OF SELF by Brandon Sanderson Will Appeal to Fans of Mystery,...

REVIEW SUMMARY: A fast-paced mystery that shines with superheroic action and a steampunk feel, but is tarnished a little by choppiness and predictability. MY RATING: BRIEF SYNOPSIS: In the teeming...

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