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The first collection of the poems of archy the cockroach, introducing mehitabel the alley cat. "expression is the need of my soul i was once a fre...

(1) THE TIMES THEY ARE A’CHANGIN’. Gabino Iglesias is the new horror columnist for the New York Times. He told told readers on X.com, “It's a dream come true. Can't wait to bring you all the horror goodness starting in January. Long live horror." (2) LUKYANENKO EVENT AT WORLDCON VENUE. [Item by Ersatz Culture.] Sergey

Members of VFW Post 4667 in Marion opened their doors and their hearts for the community this Thanksgiving.

Lewy body dementia, family dynamics, long-buried secrets and murder are the story threads woven through "Carolina Moonset," the 2024 One Book, One Community selection for Hutchinson. The 2022 release was

Lewy body dementia, family dynamics, long-buried secrets and murder are the story threads woven through "Carolina Moonset," the 2024 One Book, One Community selection for Hutchinson. The 2022 release was

Headed for the holidays, we round up 6 gift-able mystery novels and ask their authors — from Lee Goldberg to Tess Gerritsen — three things we're dying to know.

Gene Kerrigan’s early curiosity, defiance and humour, which have been part of his armoury all along, are conveyed in his autobiography, Another Country: Growing Up in 50s Ireland.

Albin's Counter Gambit (1.d4 d5 2.c4 e5) has been, and still is, a rare guest at top level tournaments, and is hardly ever seen in the practice of the world champions. The variation is considered theoretically dubious and as an overly aggressive attempt to gain counterplay in the rather solid Queen's Gambit. However, the opening has found its way into literature - in the novel "Gambit" by American crime writer Rex Stout.

The Moultrie News recently interviewed renowned Mount Pleasant author Brad Crowther about his latest release titled, Murder Takes the Cake, which features several elements of intrigue, drama and suspense to

A reprise, but on my mind as I'm writing another Elder Darrow . . I recently came across a tweet from Lawrence Block praising John Sandford’s recent release in the Prey series, a fine police procedural set in and around Minneapolis. With my usual grace for social media, I’ve lost the tweet itself but the…