SleuthSayers: “A Bond By Any Other Name”
As a loose follow-up to my article in the Washington Independent Review of Books earlier in the week, I look […]
Review
WIROB: “Unfinished Business”
My column this month for the Washington Independent Review of Books looks at the publication of books left unfinished by
Short Story Month: Full List
Here’s the final list of stories I read in May to commemorate Short Story Month. You can find brief commentaries
Short Story Month Continues
…and here’s an update of the stories I’ve read so far in May—reposting/consolidating earlier lists and adding more! All five
May Is Short Story Month
May is Short Story Month, and I set myself a goal (as I’ve done in some years past) of reading
At SleuthSayers: Poirot Award Winner Martin Edwards
With Malice Domestic just a couple of weeks ahead (I’m still not prepared!), I reached out for a chat with
Washington Independent Review of Books Hosts Agatha Finalists
Rounding out our brief tour (unless there’s more to come?), I hosted the other finalists for this year’s Agatha Award
“Parallel Play” Named a Finalist for the Thriller Award
“Parallel Play,” a finalist for this year’s Agatha Award, has just earned a new honor—as a finalist for the Thriller
SleuthSayers: On the Ethics of Reviewing
In my column at SleuthSayers this week, I give a glimpse into the course on reviewing I’m currently teaching at
SleuthSayers: Agatha Best First Novel Finalists
It’s a great pleasure for me to host this year’s finalists for the Agatha Award for Best First Novel as
Washington Independent Review of Books: On Christie’s Death on the Nile
A recent production of Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Nile—adapted from her own novel Death on the Nile—and an invitation
EQMM‘s Department of First Stories
A new issue of Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine is generally a cause for excitement, but the July 2016 edition seems