Japanese Crime Fiction: Deep-Dive Into “Prefecture D” By Hideo Yokoyama
Tara Cheesman takes a closer look at “Prefecture D”, a collection of crime novellas by Japanese author Hideo Yokoyama. In twenty sixteen Six Four, described…
Tara Cheesman takes a closer look at “Prefecture D”, a collection of crime novellas by Japanese author Hideo Yokoyama. In twenty sixteen Six Four, described…
Scott Adlerberg revisits the classic mystery masterpiece Vultures In The Sky By Todd Downing. As esteemed a tradition in mystery stories as the country house…
I grew up voraciously reading Nancy Drew novels and absorbed the values of independence and grit embodied by the teenage “sleuth.” Ruth Bader Ginsburg and…
Scott Adlerberg takes a closer look at ITV Production of the iconic Agatha Christie novel “Death on the Nile”. The first adaptation for film or…
Nev March takes a closer look at Elmore Leonard’s Unknown Man #89 which was published in 1977, just after his novel Swag, and preceding The…
Scott Adlerberg takes a closer look at Acorn TV’s Deadwater Fell is a four-part miniseries that takes place in a rural Scottish village. ***** Acorn…
Tobias Carroll takes a close look at “Blacking Out” and “Bog Bodies”, a pair of recent crime comics that offer taut, haunting looks into the…
Scott Adlerberg takes a deep-dive into the two novellas by S.W. Lauden that combine heist stories with his love of rock music. ***** A few…
You want to become a (good) writer? According to Gabino Iglesias, you don’t necessarily need these 50 things. ***** In March of 2016 I sat…
Wayne Arthurson, Arthur Ellis award-winning author, provides a critical review of crime fiction featuring indigenous people. To be perfectly honest, I considered not writing this…
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