The Quest For Gold by Jacqueline Winspear

Long before attempting fiction, I fell in love with the universal resonance of the personal story. I wrote articles and essays and, like most writers, I also had a day job. For ten years, I was a U.S. correspondent for two international education journals. But whether writing a commissioned article on international education or an […]

Killer Signs: Forensic Semiotics and the Scene of the Crime

Killer Signs: Forensic Semiotics and the Scene of the Crimeby Barbara Nickless The night Susan Peterson’s path crossed with that of a serial killer, she’d been dancing at a club in Dallas, Texas. Hours later, on a chilly February morning in 1991, her partially clothed body was found on a quiet residential street in south […]

TOP 5 MYSTERY-COMEDY NOVELS OF ALL TIME by A.J. Devlin

TOP 5 MYSTERY-COMEDY NOVELS OF ALL TIME by A.J. Devlin It’s a thrill to contribute to an historic publication such as The Strand Magazine! Thank you to Editor Andrew Gulli and the Strand team for the opportunity, and if ever there is a niche in crime fiction that I am enthusiastic about, mystery-comedies is it. […]