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Many mystery fans love to craft, or so it seems based on the number of titles in this popular sub-genre. In today’s episode, Brook and Sarah discuss what makes a craft and hobby mystery.
Discussed and mentionedPicking Up the Pieces (2024) J. B. Abbott
Button Holed (2011) Kylie Logan
Crossword Mysteries (2019-2021) H...
In this episode, Brook and Sarah discuss reverse mysteries, or “how catch ’ems,” where the audience knows who the culprit is from the beginning.
Discussed and mentionedColumbo (1971–2003) Television series
Malice Aforethought (1931) Francis Iles (Anthony Berkeley Cox)
The 12:30 from Croydon (1934) Freeman Wills Crof...
In today’s episode, Brook and Sarah discuss Mary Roberts Rinehart’s lasting impact on mystery fiction, even if readers aren’t directly familiar with her work.
Discussed and mentionedThe Circular Staircase (1908) Mary Roberts Rinehart
The Bat (1920) Mary Roberts Rinehart with Avery Hopwood
The Window at the White Cat
Brook and Sarah are joined by Mikhl Yashinsky, who translated 15 short stories written by Jonas Kreppel in the early twentieth century. Featuring Max Spitzkopf–billed as “The Yiddish Sherlock Holmes”–the stories were incredibly popular with the Jewish community in Vienna, and thanks to Yashinsky, are now available for English readers to enjoy.
Discussed and mentioned ...