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89Top Ten Classic Mystery Novels - 3,000 Years of Puzzles
The top well known and time-honored mystery stores of all time come from Greece, France, America, England/UK, and China. The oldest dates back to 600 or 700 BC or earlier. They all are read and viewed on film or in stage productions around the world.
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79British Mystery Writers--3 of the Best
Mysteries are one of the most enduring forms of popular literature. And British mystery writers have been, and continue to be, a dominant force. It's hard to define exactly what it is that makes them stand out but most readers of mysteries will tell you that Briish mystery books have a special appeal
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693 top women msytery writers
Women mystery writers have really come into their own in the past 20-25 years. 3 of the top women mystery writers are Marcia Muller, Sue Grafton, and Faye Kellerman.
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61Discover Harold Adams, the mystery writer who stirred the dust
Carl Wilcox would be the first to tell you he was a bum. An ex-con who was homeless, a drifter, a drinker and eventually called the murder man, might earn the bum label. Harold Adams created Carl Wilcox and...
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59Books for the writer in you
Are you in love with writing mysteries? Maybe you like the suspense mysteries with a twist? Maybe a bit of a horror bug lives within you? How about detective mysteries and detective...
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75Discover Laurence Shames, the mystery writer with the smiling simile
You take a New Jersey crime writer. You move him to Key West. Add too much time, too much sun and you might get a Laurence Shames. There are actually several Laurence Shames. There is the ghostwriter. There is...
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62Dick Francis To The Hilt Book Review
Holy-dooly, another original novel from Dick Francis, writer of a lot of mystery stories about horse racing. To the Hilt, not surprisingly, does necessitate the sport of kings, altho not to the extent that...
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67I Dreamed I Married Perry Mason
Attorney Erle Stanley Gardner of Southern California never attended law school. He studied on his own and passed the state bar exam, but this is not the only time that this task has been accomplished..
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65M is for Mystery Writing
The second and likely the best of the series of Alphabet Murders with PI Kinsey Milhone, this crime novel won both the 1985 Private Eye Writers Of America Shamus Award and the Anthony Award For Best Novel of...
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67A New Toff and Drum
Madman on a Drum: A Rush McKenzie Novel...John Creasey was a prolific crime story writer in the 20th century, writing (like Erle Stanley Gardner) under his own...
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