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Category Archives: cozy mystery
Interview with Aaron Paul Lazar
Aaron Paul Lazar is the author of three series of mysteries, the LeGarde Mysteries, Moore Mysteries, and Tall Pines Mysteries. He lives in the Genesee Valley in upstate New York, and enjoys the countryside where, in his own words, his … Continue reading
The Country Mysteries of Aaron Paul Lazar
Aaron Paul Lazar is an all-American writer of popular mysteries. He sometimes calls them country mysteries, and this goes some way towards describing them. Because I come from Britain and have many connections with Europe, I might wish to call … Continue reading
Posted in country mystery, cozy mystery, murder mystery, review
Tagged Aaron Paul Lazar, country mystery, upstate New York
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Agatha Christie in Berlin
Longest Running Cozy in the World: Agatha Christie’s Mousetrap has been running uninterruptedly in London since November 25, 1952. Last night I saw it here in the Kriminaltheater in Berlin. This theater, with its repertoire of murder mystery plays, from … Continue reading
Posted in Berlin theater, cozy mystery, detective fiction, mystery play
Tagged Agatha Christie, Berliner Kriminaltheater
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Interview with Patricia Rockwell
I came upon the cozy mysteries of Patricia Rockwell by a happy chance on Twitter, and was intrigued by them for various reasons. I am grateful to her for agreeing to be interviewed, and I hope to find out how … Continue reading
Two Cozy Mysteries by Patricia Rockwell
Sounds of Murder 2010 and FM for Murder 2011, are Patricia Rockwell’s first two cozy mysteries. I encountered them by chance, like so many things these days, on Twitter. They are both published by Rockwell’s own small publishing house, the CozyCatPress. I bought and read … Continue reading
Cozy Murder Mysteries: A Contradiction in Terms?
When I first encountered the term “cozy mystery,” I had already written one murder mystery. Someone asked me, was mine a cozy. I really didn’t know. I have read murder mysteries from time to time throughout my life—all of Dorothy L. … Continue reading