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I only read The Man in the Queue, which most folks acknowledge is not her best (I mean, why would an author's first in a genre be their...

Miss Pym is very woman's perspective and Franchise Affair is very man's perspective. And, in spite of Franchise Affair being listed as...

I still haven't watched Luther. We just started a Norwegian series called Wisting. It's definitely going to be right up to the line for...

But I didn't actually like the resolution of the murder

Tey's "Franchise Affair" might be my all time favorite mystery and I loved "Miss Pym Disposes". They got me to try these ones by Upson...

Oh! I just read the first in the series that I found while on vacation at a thrift store "Expert in Murder". I liked the murder set up...

The goddess of defenestration never closes a door without opening a window.

I'm definitely a cozy and Stout fan too. Watched Luther, but by the end I wasn't anxious for more.

Great opening sentences, today featuring Peter H. Wilson’s Europe’s Tragedy: The Thirty Years War—

Yeah. There are definitely subgenres and styles of murder mysteries that are too much for me despite being a fan of the genre generally...

This one wasn't graphic about it, but it seems to be a theme that a lot of the British mysteries on TV (for example) hit for at least...

Finished Nicola Upson's "Angel with Two Faces", the second in her mystery series starring a fictionalized version of Josephine Tey. I...

Yes, exactly like 5E is intended to work. Almost every version of D&D except 3.x, really. That is the only edition that demanded NPCs be...

The fact that one of the coaches involved was THE Heisman adds to the awesomeness of this story.

I have known for many years that the most insane score in football history was Georgia Tech 222 - Cumberland Gap College 0. TIL the...