Unmasking Chandler: What “Nightmare” Reveals About the Writer Behind Marlowe by Tom Williams “Nightmare,” by Raymond Chandler, may not have the energy of his best fiction, but it remains a fascinating piece that sheds new light on his early career. It surfaced as part of the Jean Vounder-Davis Collection of Raymond Chandler, sold at auction […]
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A DETECTIVE’S BEST FRIEND: Presenting A Pack of Six Crime Fiction Canines
A DETECTIVE’S BEST FRIEND: Presenting A Pack of Six Crime Fiction Canines by Dick Lochte Canines are not only humankind’s best friend, but they also star in several mystery novels. Dick Lochte gives us a round up of all fabulous Fidos, in his article A DETECTIVE’S BEST FRIEND: Presenting A Pack of Six Crime Fiction […]
Fleming’s Q – Will the Real Major Boothroyd Please Stand Up?
Fleming’s Q – Will the Real Major Boothroyd Please Stand Up? by Vaseem Khan Spy fiction is an evergreen genre. The clandestine exploits of its protagonists remain endlessly fascinating, framing—as they often do—the real-life skulduggery of nation-states. From the Cold War to modern geopolitical rivalries, fictional spies serve as vehicles for readers to understand how […]