Mystery Scene - Holiday #147, 2016

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Profile of author Lee Child, tribute to Ed Gorman, Sherlock on the Radio, 2016 Gift Guide for Mystery Lovers, "Some Thoughts on Series Characters" by Lawrence Block, Interviews with Amy Stewart, David Morrell and Joanne Fluke.

Lee Child

It’s been more than a decade— and at least 10 books—since Jack Reacher passed from being a character in a highly successful mystery series to an easily recognizable icon of popular culture. The former Army MP who roams the US with only a toothbrush, ATM card, and passport was called “The Strongest Brand in Publishing” by Forbesmagazine in 2014.

9 mins

The Complete Sherlock Holmes

Landmark radio dramatizations of the entire canon, faithfully adapted.

7 mins

How Sweet It Is

Joanne Fluke whips up a kitchen full of clever culinary mysteries.

10+ mins

Short & Sweet

Short Stories Considered.

4 mins

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Mystery Scene Magazine Description:

Published since 1985, the award-winning Mystery Scene Magazine is the world's leading and most authoritative guide to the crime fiction genre. Our thoughtful articles, in-depth author interviews, and expert reviews examine all of crime fiction, from cozies to noir to thrillers. We consider work from past masters to today's top talents and tomorrow's bright new stars.

Review coverage includes novels, TV shows, films, reference works, audiobooks, short stories, plays, young adult books, and much more.

Throw in news, contests, quotes, and a fiendishly clever crossword, and we think you'll find Mystery Scene Magazine is your essential partner in crime!

Recent author interviews include: Michael Connelly, Sue Grafton, Lawrence Block, Sara Paretsky, Alexander McCall Smith, Nevada Barr, C.J. Box, Lisa Unger, Dennis Lehane, Laura Lippman, Robert Crais, Val McDermid, Stephen Hunter, Karin Slaughter, Michael Koryta, Susan Elia MacNeal, Ben Winters, Chris Pavone

Recent article topics include: "Veronica Mars: Millennial Mystery Icon," "New Legal Mysteries," "Why Elmore Leonard Matters," "Hidden Gems: 5 Writers You Should be Reading," "Mary Stewart: Teller of Tales," "Night and the Country: Rural Film Noir," "The Amazing Clayton Rawson," "Death & The Maiden: A Genre's Woman Problem," "Breaking Bad: 21st Century Scarface," "A Lock Without a Key: The Unknowable Dashiell Hammett," "Gifts for Mystery Lovers"

HONORS
- Ellery Queen Award from The Mystery Writers of America
- The Anthony Award from Bouchercon, The World Mystery Convention
- The Poirot Award from The Malice Domestic Mystery Convention

"A true inside look at the whole world of crime fiction. Indispensable." —Lawrence Block, New York Times bestselling author

"Highly recommended." —Library Journal

Mystery Scene Magazine features 4 issues per year (published in February, May, August, and November).