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  1. Swords, Sandals and Sirens by Marilyn Todd

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    Swords, Sandals and Sirens is a collection of short stories published by Crippen & Landru.

  2. Strangle Hold by Mary McMullen

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    The world of advertising offers rich opportunities for the budding mystery novelist.

  3. The Getaway by Jim Thompson

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    Folks, I think I have a new favorite Jim Thompson novel.

  4. The Murder at the Vicarage (Radio)

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    When I reviewed The Murder at the Vicarage earlier this month, I did so with a couple of reasons in mind.

  5. Death on the Lanai by Rachel Ekstrom Courage

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    Having seen less than a dozen episodes, I would hardly count myself a devoted fan of The Golden Girls.

  6. The Murder at the Vicarage by Agatha Christie

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    How do you take a character built for a series of short stories and turn them into the protagonist of a novel?

  7. A Bottle of Rum by Steve Goble

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    When it comes to historical mysteries, my preference is to look for an interesting and unique setting.

  8. Get a Clue, Dad! 10: The Case of the Bizarre Bouquets by Nancy Springer

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    This week’s podcast episode is coming to you after a few unintended delays.

  9. My Grandfather, the Master Detective by Masateru Konishi, translated by Louise Heal Kawai

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    In the past I’ve written about works that fall outside of the mystery genre that I’ve chosen to look at through that lens.

  10. Madam, Will You Talk? by Mary Stewart

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    Author Mary Stewart was one of the leading writers of the romantic suspense subgenre of mystery fiction.