Ed here: I have to say that as someone who spent nearly eighteen years along with Bob Randisi working on Mystery Scene the issue that Kate and Brian have put together is especially notable. Not only are the articles and features something every mystery lover will enjoy--the pages are all slick and there is four color from cover to cover. A huge step forward and a milestone in the magazine's history.
Table of Contents
Features
Kathy Reichs: Bones and Beyond
Her bestselling novels about a forensic anthropologist, Temperance Brennan, and the hit TV series they inspired are only the beginning for this powerhouse.
by Oline H. Cogdill
William Kent Krueger
Long known as a “writer’s writer,” the word is spreading about this author’s richly characterized, densely plotted,and emotionally resonant novels.
by Lynn Kaczmarek
Murder on the Menu
There’s nothing more delicious than crime writers cooking up trouble—and writing down recipes.
by Kevin Burton Smith
Lester Dent: The Man Behind Doc Savage
As the creator of an iconic hero, Lester Dent was hugely successful, prolific, influential—and virtually unknown.
by Michael Mallory
The Write Stuff: Authors in Crime
The literary life is thrilling, dangerous, even deadly—well, at least it is in these films.
by Art Taylor
Sherlock Holmes' Smarter Sister
There’s a strong case to be made that Enola is the best detective in the Holmes family.
by Cheryl Solimini
The Murders in Memory Lane: Charles Willeford
A writer as idiosyncratic as his characters.
by Lawrence Block
What's Happening...With C.C. Benison
by Brian Skupin
Departments
At the Scene
by Kate Stine
Hints & Allegations
Writers on Reading: Deon Meyer. 2010 Thriller Awards, 2010 David Award, 2010 Ned Kelly Awards, The New Hawaii 5-0.
Our Readers Recommend
by Mystery Scene readers
Writing Life: Gormania
Forgotten Books; Nancy Pickard; Frenzy; Perry Mason.
by Ed Gorman
New Books Essays
Bowling for Rhinos
by Betty Webb
Back Home
by Michael W. Sherer
Dateline: Hemingway
by Diane Gilbert Madsen
Boston, Inside Out
by Rosemary Herbert
Crime Scene Crazy
by L.J. Sellers
Sounds of Suspense: Audiobooks Reviewed
by Dick Lochte
Child's Play: Books for Young Sleuths
by Roberta Rogow
Short & Sweet: Short Stories Considered
by Bill Crider
Small Press Reviews: Covering the Independents
by Betty Webb
Very Original: Paperback Originals Reviewed
by Lynne Maxwell
What About Murder? Reference Books Reviewed
by Jon L. Breen
Mystery Scene Reviews
Miscellaneous
The Docket
Letters
Mystery Miscellany
by Louis Phillips
Advertiser Index
Advertising Info
5 comments:
That looks like a great issue.
MYSTERY SCENE is more likely to be found, of late, but not always the latest issue.
(Listening to 1955 GUNSMOKEs on Archive.org and the dissonance between the drama and the L&M cigs "Live Modern" campaign is pretty amusing.)
Mr. Gorman:
I am reading my second Ed Gorman novel, Save the Last Dance for Me, and picked up a glaring mistake. Larry of the Three Stooges has curly hair, not a bowl cut as you describe! Moe has the bowl cut. (I am fortunate enough to have been a cousin of Larry Fine's and he has never had a bowl cut.
Searching for this blog, I see that other's have commented on poor research in your books. How about not being so prolific and slowing down enough to properly research your writing, or (gasp!) spend a little bit of that coin you are raking in to hire a research assistant?!
Larry's Cousin
Almost as funny as the Stooges.
(and the Howard and Fine Stooges weren't very funny, by me.)
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