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Category Archives: mystery
Vienna Mysteries, Not Cozy: Frank Tallis Quotes
Pastries and Perversion: To whet your appetite for my upcoming review of one of Frank Tallis’s great mysteries, here are some quotations from his work. He has in less than a decade written six striking psychological thrillers, set in turn-of-the-last-century Vienna. I … Continue reading
Posted in mystery, psychological thriller, quotations, Uncategorized
Tagged Frank Tallis, Sigmund Freud
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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
Quotations: And other people say . . .
Dorothy L. Sayers Death in particular seems to provide the minds of the Anglo-Saxon race with a greater fund of innocent amusement than any other single subject. Quoted by P.D. James in TalkingaboutDetectiveFiction (Alfred A. Knopf, New York, Toronto, 2009, … Continue reading
Posted in mystery, quotations
Tagged Arthur Conan Doyle, Dorothy L.Sayers, P.D.James
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Quotations: And other people say . . .
Erik Routley: In a perfect world there will be no need for detective stories: but then there will be nothing to detect. Their disappearance at this moment, however, will not bring the world any nearer to perfection. The high-minded would … Continue reading