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推理小说随想埃勒里奎因(Ellery Queen)6- 埃勒里奎因神秘杂志EQMM今天我们聊聊艾勒里奎因和他的推理世界从广播剧到神秘杂志EQMM他们不仅挑战听众还提携了无数新人包括十六岁的天才作家甚至邦德扮演者也在此发表过作品中国内地至今没有作家登上这本殿堂级杂志未来谁会是第一人呢02:05 探寻推理小说的奥秘：艾勒里奎因与EQMM的传奇历程04:10 华人推理作家林思妍作品收录于美国推理杂志EQMM，为大陆推理作家之首！06:12 告别时，请不要忘记美好回忆！2024-11-0306 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 172: "Rendering" by Sophia LynchOur latest podcast episode features the suspenseful tale of a nude model who finds herself posing for an eccentric and rather creepy artist. Here is "Rendering" by Sophia Lynch, one of the latest entries in EQMM's Department of First Stories. 2024-02-0239 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 171: "City of Light" by Josh PachterOur latest podcast episode will whisk listeners off to Paris for an adventure filled with fine food and wine, paired with a side of revenge. Here, from our March/April 2020 issue, is "City of Light" by Josh Pachter, one of EQMM's most prolific contributors and translators.2024-01-0235 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 166: "The Knight Wizard" by Janice LawOur August 2023 podcast episode features "The Knight Wizard," an exciting new story in our July/August 2023 issue from frequent EQMM contributor Janice Law. 2023-08-0127 minEllery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 165: "Twos on That" by Pat BlackOur latest podcast episode is another thrilling tale from Scottish journalist and author Pat Black, whose stories featuring Inspector Lomond have been appearing in EQMM since 2019. Here is "Twos on That" from our July/August 2023 issue. 2023-06-3059 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 164: “Hush-a-Bye, My Baby” by Anton ChekhovWhen EQMM began publication in 1941, it contained a number of reprints of classic short stories. Founding editor and genre expert Frederic Dannay believed that almost every well known author had a least one work that could be described as mystery or crime fiction. In this month’s episode, we present “Hush-a-Bye, My Baby” by the great Russian playwright and author Anton Chekhov, which was reprinted in the February 1958 issue of EQMM, read by our Senior Managing Editor, Jackie Sherbow. 2023-06-0117 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 160: Two Stories by Twist PhelanThis month, we feature the work of Crime Writers of Canada Awards of Excellence and International Thriller Award winner Twist Phelan, who is well known for her novel series: the Pinnacle Peak mysteries and the Finn Teller spy thrillers. The author is a prolific short-story writer, and here she reads two of her shorter-length stories: "Used to Be" and "It's A Small World (After All)" from the pages of EQMM, in the January/February 2020 and current January/February 2023 issues respectively. Stay tuned, as we have several more stories coming out by Twist Phelan this year.https://twistphelan...2023-02-0129 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 158: "Book Lovers" by Hollis SeamonThe latest entry in our podcast series is a 1950s holiday story told by Hollis Seamon, a frequent contributor to EQMM whose story "Black Swallowtail" finished in third place in 2021's EQMM Reader's Award. "Book Lovers" is a story that is sure to entertain mystery fans and lovers of classic literature alike. https://www.purple-planet.com/2022-12-0132 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 156: "The Light on the Lagoon" by Elizabeth ElwoodElizabeth Elwood is the 2022 winner of the Crime Writers of Canada Award of Excellence in the short story category, for her 2021 EQMM story “Number 10 Marlborough Place.” For this episode in our podcast series she reads her story “The Light on the Lagoon,” which appears in the current issue of EQMM, September/October 2022.https://www.purple-planet.com/2022-10-0343 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 155: “Sit. Stay. Die.” by Michael Bracken and Sandra MurphyEQMM was brought into the world by two writers who collaborated on nearly every piece of fiction they wrote, Frederic Dannay and Manfred B. Lee. This month we feature a story by two writers who have collaborated with each other several times, most recently on a story for EQMM. Michael Bracken is the author of well over a thousand published short stories and he’s a recipient of the Edward D. Hoch Memorial Golden Derringer Award for Lifetime Achievement, among other honors. Sandra Murphy is a Derringer Award winner who has had a collection of stories published by Untreed Re...2022-09-0238 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 154: "The Man Who Read John Dickson Carr" by William BrittainOur fiction podcast this month is a classic by author William Brittain, who wrote for EQMM from 1964 to 1983. It’s read by EQMM author and translator Josh Pachter, who has edited three collections of William Brittain’s stories. Here is “The Man Who Read John Dickson Carr,” from the December 1965 issue of EQMM. It was the first in a series of stories, all published in EQMM, whose titles begin “The Man Who."https://www.purple-planet.com/2022-08-0111 minEllery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 154: "The Man Who Read John Dickson Carr" by William BrittainOur fiction podcast this month is a classic by author William Brittain, who wrote for EQMM from 1964 to 1983. It’s read by EQMM author and translator Josh Pachter, who has edited three collections of William Brittain’s stories. Here is “The Man Who Read John Dickson Carr,” from the December 1965 issue of EQMM. It was the first in a series of stories, all published in EQMM, whose titles begin “The Man Who."https://www.purple-planet.com/2022-08-0111 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 153: “A Trunk Full of Illegal Fireworks” by Michael GrimalaThis month in our podcast series we feature an Independence Day story by an award-winning writer for the Las Vegas Sun who made his fiction debut in EQMM’s Department of First Stories. Just in time for July 4th, here is Michael Grimala reading his story “A Trunk Full of Illegal Fireworks,” from the July/August 2021 issue of EQMM.https://www.purple-planet.com/2022-06-3011 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 151: "The Manglik Curse" by Smita Harish JainTo introduce our May/June 2022 issue, we bring you Smita Harish Jain's reading of her latest story, "The Manglik Curse." Jain is an accomplished author who grew up in Mumbai and now lives in Virginia. Her work has appeared in a number of anthologies, as well as EQMM, where her first story "The Fraud of Dionysus" was one of the top-10 runners-up in EQMM 2021 Readers' Award poll. Listen on as Jain relates her tale of a lover's plot to escape an arranged marriage that was cursed from the start. https://www.purple-planet.com/2022-05-0221 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 150: "The Broken T" by Ellery QueenA classic from EQMM’s founding editors, Frederic Dannay and Manfred B. Lee (writing as Ellery Queen), is read for listeners in this episode of our podcast series by EQMM managing editor Jackie Sherbow. Don’t miss the chance to solve this classical puzzle mystery yourself in Ellery Queen’s hallmark Challenge to the Reader.https://www.elleryqueenmysterymagazine.com/https://www.purple-planet.com/2022-04-0113 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 148: “What the Morning Never Suspected” by Anna ScottiAnna Scotti is an award-winning poet whose work was recently collected in the volume Bewildered by All This Broken Sky. She’s also a novelist and short story writer and has, for the past few years, been contributing to EQMM a series of stories featuring a sleuth in the Witness Security program. For this entry in our podcast series, Anna Scotti reads her story “What the Morning Never Suspected,” the second in her WITSEC series, from the September/October 2020 issue of EQMM. https://www.elleryqueenmysterymagazine.comhttp://www.annakscotti.comhttps://www.purple-planet.com2022-02-0133 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 147: “Stray” by Ken LinnTo usher in 2022, we’ve chosen a New Year’s story from EQMM’s Department of First Stories. New writer Ken Linn begins his tale on July 4th—but follows his protagonist up to the turn of a new year. It’s a story of renewal perfect for reflecting on new beginnings. Here is Ken Linn reading his story “Stray,” first published in the January/February 2021 issue of EQMM.https://www.purple-planet.com2021-12-3033 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 146: "Feliz Navidead" by Bonnie Hearn HillFormer radio worker Bonnie Hearn Hill is the author of sixteen suspense novels, including The River Below. Here she reads her seasonally appropriate story "Feliz Navidead," from the January/February 2020 issue of EQMM and first-place winner of Writer's Digest Magazine's genre short story award.https://www.bonniehhill.comhttps://www.purple-planet.com2021-12-0122 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 145: "Long Slow Dance Through the Passage of Time" by Marilyn ToddAward-winning novelist and short-story writer Marilyn Todd has been contributing to EQMM since 2000, and her work often visits different historical periods and places, from Ancient Greece to 1960s London. This month, her story "Long Slow Dance Through the Passage of Time" (from the November/December 2018 issue), which begins in the doo-wop era, is read by actor Mandie Davis.http://www.marilyntodd.comhttps://www.purple-planet.com2021-11-0101 minEllery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 144: "A Little Help From My Friend" by John F. DobbynIn our latest podcast episode, John F. Dobbyn—author of the Devlin and Knight legal thrillers as well as several Yukon stories in verse published in EQMM—reads "A Little Help From My Friend," a compelling tale from our March/April 2020 issue.https://www.johndobbyn.comhttps://www.purple-planet.com2021-10-0112 min
Read Me A NightmareThree Calendars & Interview with EQMM's Janet HutchingsBetty is determined to find her sister, Elvie. Nasty biker gangs, a drunk husband, her own unreliable memory... NOTHING is going to stop her."Three Calendars" was first published in Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine in the Department of First Stories.This episode features an interview with the editor of Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine, Janet Hutchings. (23 minutes in.) Learn why Janet buys some stories and not others, how the world's leading mystery magazine has evolved, and the best way to write a successful story."Three Calendars" is performed by Karen Shute, Kar...2021-08-1941 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEpisode 142: “Four Words” by Dale C. AndrewsAs part of EQMM’s 80th anniversary celebration, we offer a podcast this month featuring some of the characters from the Ellery Queen novels and stories, written by Frederic Danny and Manfred B. Lee (EQMM’s founders). Dale C. Andrews is a longtime, devoted Ellery Queen fan and he’s written several Ellery Queen pastiches for EQMM. Here he is reading the most recent of them, “Four Words,” from the September/October 2020 issue of EQMM.https://www.purple-planet.com2021-08-0436 minEllery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEpisode 142: “Four Words” by Dale C. AndrewsAs part of EQMM’s 80th anniversary celebration, we offer a podcast this month featuring some of the characters from the Ellery Queen novels and stories, written by Frederic Danny and Manfred B. Lee (EQMM’s founders). Dale C. Andrews is a longtime, devoted Ellery Queen fan and he’s written several Ellery Queen pastiches for EQMM. Here he is reading the most recent of them, “Four Words,” from the September/October 2020 issue of EQMM.https://www.purple-planet.com2021-08-0436 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 141: “Draw Play” by Hal CharlesEQMM has a tradition of including work written by writing teams and collaborators. Hal Blythe and Charlie Sweet, who have been writing together for more than forty years as Hal Charles, saw their fiction debut in the magazine’s Department of First Stories. In this month’s podcast, Hal Blythe reads “Draw Play” by Hal Charles from the May 2003 issue. https://somethingisgoingtohappen.net/2021/06/09/if-it-werent-for-ellery-queen-by-hal-charles/https://archive.org2021-07-0116 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 140: "The Cards You're Dealt" by Michael Z. LewinA longtime EQMM contributor, Michael Z. Lewin is a prolific novelist and short-story writer. An American by birth, he lives in the U.K. Michael Lewin is the author of the P.I. Albert Samson series; another of his popular series features Indianapolis detective Sergeant Leroy Powder, who is the central character of the story he reads here, “The Cards You’re Dealt” from the November/December 2020 issue of EQMM.http://www.michaelzlewin.comhttps://www.purple-planet.com2021-06-0144 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 139: "The Interpreter and the Killer" by Jeff SolowayNovelist and short-story author Jeff Soloway was the winner of the 2014 Robert L. Fish Award for Best First Short Story by an American Author. Here he reads his EQMM debut from the January/February 2021 issue, "The Interpreter and the Killer," which features a central character in a job we don't see often in mystery fiction.http://www.randomhousebooks.com/authors/jeff-solowayhttps://www.purple-planet.com2021-04-3030 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 138: “All Shook Down” by Libby CudmoreThis month we’ve selected a private-eye story for the podcast: “All Shook Down,” from the September/October 2020 issue of EQMM. It’s the first contribution to the magazine by Libby Cudmore, author of the highly acclaimed novel The Big Rewind. If you like it—and we’re sure you will!—there’s another story in the series coming up in our next issue, May/June 2021.https://libbycudmore.comhttps://www.purple-planet.com2021-04-0536 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 137: "The President's Half Disme" by Ellery QueenAs part of EQMM's 80th-year anniversary celebration this year (2021), we offer a seasonally appropriate history-laden mystery by the multitalented writing team of Ellery Queen: "The President's Half Disme," originally published in EQMM in February 1947.2021-03-0244 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 136: “The Man Who Drowned in Champagne” by Edward D. HochEdward D. Hoch had a thirty-five-year streak of unbroken publication in each issue of Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine until his death in early 2008. We have no doubt that he still has many fans among our readers. 2021 is the magazine’s 80th year of publication, and as part of our celebration of highlights of our history we wanted to be sure to include some of Edward D. Hoch’s work. The Rochester author was a Grand Master of the Mystery Writers of America, an Edgar Allan Poe Award winner, and the recipient of two Anthony Awards. For this podcast EQMM editor...2021-02-0117 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 134: "Beijingle All the Way" by Fei WuFei Wu is an author, translator, freelance editor, and literary agent who resides outside of Shanghai. He has played a key role in introducing Chinese readers to Golden Age detective fiction. Here, his suspenseful, unique, and clever Christmas tale "Beijingle All the Way" from our January/February 2020 issue is read by the translator of the story—and longtime contributor to EQMM—Josh Pachter.https://www.purple-planet.com2020-12-0139 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 133: “On the Road With Mary Jo” by John M. FloydJohn M. Floyd is one of the mystery genre’s most prolific short story writers. His work has appeared in more than three hundred different publications, and has earned four Derringer awards and a nomination for the Edgar Allan Poe Award for best short story. In 2018, he received the Edward D. Hoch Memorial Golden Derringer for Lifetime Achievement. His most recent honor came this year, when he won the best short story Derringer for the story he reads for this podcast, “On the Road With Mary Jo,” from the January/February 2019 issue of EQMM.www.johnmfloyd.compurple...2020-10-3021 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 132: "Dear Emily Etiquette" by Barb GoffmanBarb Goffman is a mystery author, editor, and anthologist. She has won the Agatha, Macavity, and Silver Falchion awards for her writing, and has received more than two dozen award nominations. In this episode, she reads her tale "Dear Emily Etiquette" from the current September/October 2020 issue of EQMM.http://www.barbgoffman.comhttps://www.purple-planet.com2020-10-0132 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 130: "Sac-a-Lait Man" by O'Neil De NouxThis year's Shamus Award for Best Short Story went to Louisiana author O'Neil De Noux for his tale "Sac-a-Lait Man," from EQMM's September/October 2019 issue. The author also won the 2017 Shamus Award and has won a Derringer Award for Best Novelette. De Noux is the author of over thirty novels. The sixth book in the Lucien Caye series, to which this story belongs, is forthcoming.http://www.oneildenoux.com2020-08-0352 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 129: "The Duelist" by David DeanIn this episode, New Jersey author David Dean reads his moving and suspenseful tale "The Duelist" from the May/June 2019 issue. The story, which won that year's EQMM Readers Award contest, is a historical one that brilliantly recreates the antebellum period in the United States.2020-07-0253 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 128: Poetry from the Pages of EQMMIn this month's episode, we turn our attention to poetry. EQMM has a long history of including occasional poems in our pages. From humorous limericks to serious free verse, poetry gives another lens through which to view the crime and mystery genre. Here we include a story in epic verse by John F. Dobbyn and poems by James Sallis, Stephen D. Rogers, Kevin Mims, Marilyn Todd, John V. Mercurio, K.D. Hart, and Diane Yetman, read by the authors, EQMM Managing Editor Jackie Sherbow, and actor Mandie Davis.https://www.johndobbyn.comhttp://www.jamessallis.com...2020-06-0121 minEllery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 128: Poetry from the Pages of EQMMIn this month's episode, we turn our attention to poetry. EQMM has a long history of including occasional poems in our pages. From humorous limericks to serious free verse, poetry gives another lens through which to view the crime and mystery genre. Here we include a story in epic verse by John F. Dobbyn and poems by James Sallis, Stephen D. Rogers, Kevin Mims, Marilyn Todd, John V. Mercurio, K.D. Hart, and Diane Yetman, read by the authors, EQMM Managing Editor Jackie Sherbow, and actor Mandie Davis.https://www.johndobbyn.comhttp://www.jamessallis.com...2020-06-0121 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 127: “Collector’s Find” by V. S. KemanisA former attorney for the Manhattan District Attorney’s office, V.S. Kemanis often writes fiction with legal themes. That’s true of the first of her three stories for EQMM, which she reads for this podcast. The author has five collections of short stories in print, including the Eric Hoffer Award-winning volume Your Pick: Selected Stories. She’s also the author of the Dana Hargrove novels. Here she is reading her story “Collector’s Find,” from our September/October 2013 issue.https://www.vskemanis.comhttps://www.purple-planet.com2020-05-0150 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 125: “One Too Many” by Edith MaxwellA story on a very unusual theme is featured in our podcast series this month. Linguist, novelist, and short-story writer Edith Maxwell tells the tale of a hyperpolyglot—someone with an extraordinary ability to quickly learn many different languages—who turns her talent to criminal purposes. The author, a current Agatha Award nominee, is also the reader for this podcast of “One Too Many,” from the current issue (March/April 2020) of EQMM.https://edithmaxwell.comRecorded at Malice Domestic 2019http://malicedomestic.orghttps://www.purple-planet.com2020-03-0221 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 124: “Night of Silken Snow” by Francis M. NevinsOur selection this month is by one of our genre’s most celebrated critics, Francis M. Nevins, a former law professor who has also authored a number of well-received novels and short stories. For this podcast, the St. Louis author reads his story “Night of Silken Snow” in conjunction with Christine Gilsinan. The story first appeared in the November 1994 issue of EQMM.Thank you to Rae Purdom, Jonathan Grimm, Gene Carroll, and Saint Louis University.Music from www.purple-planet.com2020-01-3145 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 123: “The Engineer’s Thumb” by Terence FahertyThe tale featured this month in EQMM’s podcast series is by an author who was celebrated in 2017 as guest of honor at the Magna Cum Murder mystery conference. Terence Faherty is the author of two popular series of novels, one the Edgar-nominated Owen Keane mysteries, the other the multiple Shamus Award-winning Scott Elliott private eye series. He is also an Edgar-nominated short story writer whose work has often appeared in EQMM. Most recently he has been writing a series of Sherlock Holmes parodies for us. This story, first published in the January/February 2017 EQMM, is one of the entries in...2020-01-0227 minEllery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 123: “The Engineer’s Thumb” by Terence FahertyThe tale featured this month in EQMM’s podcast series is by an author who was celebrated in 2017 as guest of honor at the Magna Cum Murder mystery conference. Terence Faherty is the author of two popular series of novels, one the Edgar-nominated Owen Keane mysteries, the other the multiple Shamus Award-winning Scott Elliott private eye series. He is also an Edgar-nominated short story writer whose work has often appeared in EQMM. Most recently he has been writing a series of Sherlock Holmes parodies for us. This story, first published in the January/February 2017 EQMM, is one of the entries in...2020-01-0227 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 122: “My Christmas Story” by Steve HockensmithChristmas mysteries have appeared regularly in EQMM’s December or January issues over the years. A frequent contributor of those stories is New York Times best-selling author Steve Hockensmith, whose Edgar-nominated Amlingmeyer Brothers series first saw print in our pages. Last year, his EQMM Christmas tale was an entry in the Amlingmeyer Brothers series. Here he is reading that story, entitled “My Christmas Story,” from our January/February 2019 issue.https://www.stevehockensmith.comhttps://www.purple-planet.com2019-12-0249 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 121: “Red-Handed” by René AppelA selection from EQMM’s Passport to Crime department is featured in this episode of our podcast series. Dutch writer René Appel is a two-time winner of the Golden Noose Award for best crime novel—the Dutch equivalent of the U.S.’s Edgar Allan Poe Award. He has written or cowritten several stories for EQMM. His translator and sometime collaborator is frequent EQMM contributor Josh Pachter, whom you’ll hear as reader for this podcast of “Red-Handed” by René Appel (from the December 2014 EQMM).https://www.reneappel.nlhttp://joshpachter.comhttp://purple-planet.com2019-11-0115 minEllery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 121: “Red-Handed” by René AppelA selection from EQMM’s Passport to Crime department is featured in this episode of our podcast series. Dutch writer René Appel is a two-time winner of the Golden Noose Award for best crime novel—the Dutch equivalent of the U.S.’s Edgar Allan Poe Award. He has written or cowritten several stories for EQMM. His translator and sometime collaborator is frequent EQMM contributor Josh Pachter, whom you’ll hear as reader for this podcast of “Red-Handed” by René Appel (from the December 2014 EQMM).https://www.reneappel.nlhttp://joshpachter.comhttp://purple-planet.com2019-11-0115 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 120: “Race to Judgment” by Craig Faustus BuckIn this episode of our podcast series we provide listeners with the opportunity to hear a story that is currently nominated for a major award in the mystery field. The Macavity Awards, sponsored by Mystery Readers International, will be presented at the Bouchercon World Mystery Convention in Dallas, Texas (which runs from October 31 to November 3). In the short-story category, screenwriter, novelist, and short-story writer Craig Faustus Buck is nominated for “Race to Judgment,” first published in EQMM’s November/December 2018 issue. He read the story for us from his home in Southern California.http://craigfaustusbuck.comhttps://www.bo...2019-10-0146 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 119: “The Long-Term Tenant” by Tara LaskowskiAn short-story writer whose many honors include the 2019 Agatha Award for best short story, Tara Laskowski will debut as a novelist next month with a thriller that has received a starred review from Publishers Weekly. For this installment in our podcast series she reads her story from the Black Mask Department of EQMM’s July/August 2019 issue, “The Long-Term Tenant."http://taralaskowski.comhttps://www.purple-planet.com2019-08-2948 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 118: “Oystermen” by Michael BrackenAuthor of well over 1,000 published short stories, Michael Bracken is possibly the most prolific short-story writer currently working in the mystery genre. He has won two Derringer Awards from the Short Mystery Fiction Society and is a recipient of the Edward D. Hoch Memorial Golden Derringer Award for lifetime achievement in short mystery fiction. “Oystermen,” which the author read for us at the Malice Domestic Convention in Maryland this past spring, is in the current issue of EQMM, July/August 2019.http://www.crimefictionwriter.comhttps://www.purple-planet.com2019-08-0122 minEllery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 117: “50” by Josh PachterJosh Pachter took second place in the EQMM Readers Award competition for 2018 with a story that commemorates his EQMM debut of fifty years earlier. Author of more than 100 published stories in the half century between his debut at the age of 17 and the publication of his 50th-anniversary tale, the author is equally well known to EQMM readers as a translator for our Passport to Crime department. Here he is reading his story “50” from the November/December 2018 issue of EQMM. If you have not already listened to it, you can find his first story, “E. Q. Griffen Earns His Name,” as episode...2019-07-0137 minEllery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 117: “50” by Josh PachterJosh Pachter took second place in the EQMM Readers Award competition for 2018 with a story that commemorates his EQMM debut of fifty years earlier. Author of more than 100 published stories in the half century between his debut at the age of 17 and the publication of his 50th-anniversary tale, the author is equally well known to EQMM readers as a translator for our Passport to Crime department. Here he is reading his story “50” from the November/December 2018 issue of EQMM. If you have not already listened to it, you can find his first story, “E. Q. Griffen Earns His Name,” as episode...2019-07-0137 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 116: “Sofee” by David DeanDavid Dean took third place in the EQMM Readers Award voting for 2018. The former chief of police has been writing fiction for nearly thirty years and recently sold his fiftieth short story to EQMM. He has been nominated for nearly every major award in the field and is a past winner of the EQMM Readers Award. Here is the scroll-winning story “Sofee” by David Dean, read by the author.2019-06-0355 minEllery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 116: “Sofee” by David DeanDavid Dean took third place in the EQMM Readers Award voting for 2018. The former chief of police has been writing fiction for nearly thirty years and recently sold his fiftieth short story to EQMM. He has been nominated for nearly every major award in the field and is a past winner of the EQMM Readers Award. Here is the scroll-winning story “Sofee” by David Dean, read by the author.2019-06-0355 minEllery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 115: “Duty, Honor, Hammett” by Stacy WoodsonStacy Woodson, the most recent winner of the EQMM Readers Award, made her fiction debut in EQMM’s Department of First Stories in the November/December 2018 issue. That debut story is only the second first story in the thirty-four years of Readers Award history to take first place. While in New York City for the awards ceremony last month, the Washington D.C. area author read her winning tale for this podcast.http://stacywoodson.comhttps://www.purple-planet.com2019-05-0934 minEllery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 114: “Bug Appétit” by Barb GoffmanOne of the current nominees for the Malice Domestic Convention’s Agatha Awards (winners to be determined in May), our featured story this month is set at a most unusual Thanksgiving dinner. Author Barb Goffman’s many previous honors include the Agatha, Macavity, and Silver Falchion awards. Here she is reading “Bug Appétit,” her EQMM debut, from our November/December 2018 issue.http://www.barbgoffman.com2019-04-0133 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 113: "English 398: Fiction Workshop” by Art TaylorCurrently nominated for both the MWA’s Edgar Allan Poe Award and the Malice Domestic Convention’s Agatha Award for best short story, our selection this month is by Art Taylor, who debuted in EQMM’s Department of First Stories in 1995 and has become a star in the field of the mystery and crime short story. Here he is reading “English 398: Fiction Workshop,” from the July/August 2018 EQMM. Both the author and EQMM wish to thank several staff members from the English Department at George Mason University, where Art Taylor teaches, for their assistance in this reading: Mary Baldwin (a linguist...2019-03-0133 minEllery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 113: "English 398: Fiction Workshop” by Art TaylorCurrently nominated for both the MWA’s Edgar Allan Poe Award and the Malice Domestic Convention’s Agatha Award for best short story, our selection this month is by Art Taylor, who debuted in EQMM’s Department of First Stories in 1995 and has become a star in the field of the mystery and crime short story. Here he is reading “English 398: Fiction Workshop,” from the July/August 2018 EQMM. Both the author and EQMM wish to thank several staff members from the English Department at George Mason University, where Art Taylor teaches, for their assistance in this reading: Mary Baldwin (a linguist...2019-03-0133 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 112: “The Cuban Prisoner” by John LantiguaA tale from Edgar nominee John Lantigua’s popular Willie Cuesta private eye series is featured in this episode of our podcast series. Readers are sure to enjoy this intriguing case, set in Miami’s Little Havana. Here is “The Cuban Prisoner” by John Lantigua, originally published in the September/October 2018 issue of EQMM and read for us by professional actor and voiceover artist Carlos Alayeto.http://johnlantigua.com2019-02-0138 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 111: “Still Life No. 41” by Teresa SolanaTeresa Solana received a nomination for the Edgar Allan Poe Award for her first contribution to EQMM, “Still Life No. 41.” The story was translated from Catalan by her husband, Peter Bush, and was featured in EQMM’s Passport to Crime department in March/April 2012. Reading that celebrated story for this podcast is EQMM’s associate editor, Jackie Sherbow. The tale is also included in a new digital anthology co-edited by Emily Hockaday and Jackie Sherbow, entitled Terror at the Crossroads: Tales of Horror, Delusion, and the Unknown.https://www.bitterlemonpress.com/blogs/authors/19585859-teresa-solanahttp://www.elleryqueenmysterymagazine.com/terr...2019-01-0221 minEllery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 111: “Still Life No. 41” by Teresa SolanaTeresa Solana received a nomination for the Edgar Allan Poe Award for her first contribution to EQMM, “Still Life No. 41.” The story was translated from Catalan by her husband, Peter Bush, and was featured in EQMM’s Passport to Crime department in March/April 2012. Reading that celebrated story for this podcast is EQMM’s associate editor, Jackie Sherbow. The tale is also included in a new digital anthology co-edited by Emily Hockaday and Jackie Sherbow, entitled Terror at the Crossroads: Tales of Horror, Delusion, and the Unknown.https://www.bitterlemonpress.com/blogs/authors/19585859-teresa-solanahttp://www.elleryqueenmysterymagazine.com/terr...2019-01-0221 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 110: “Edward at the Edge” by John Morgan WilsonEdgar Allan Poe Award winner John Morgan Wilson has been contributing short stories to EQMM since 2003. Many listeners will know his long fiction, which includes the Benjamin Justice mystery series and several novels cowritten with band leader Peter Duchin. The California author’s short stories range from suspense to the classical whodunit. For this podcast he chose to read his twisty tale “Edward at the Edge,” from the January 2005 issue of EQMM.2018-11-3039 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 109: “E.Q. Griffen Earns His Name” by Josh PachterThis month’s podcast takes us back to 1968 and the debut of one of EQMM’s youngest contributors ever, Josh Pachter. At the age of sixteen the budding author and Ellery Queen fan produced this story, which saw print in EQMM's December 1968 issue, in the Department of First Stories. This month marks the fiftieth anniversary of that issue going on sale. In the ensuing years Josh Pachter has produced dozens of other distinguished short stories and collaborative works, as well as crime-fiction translations. To celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of his EQMM debut, a new story featuring the central character of this...2018-11-0128 minEllery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 109: “E.Q. Griffen Earns His Name” by Josh PachterThis month’s podcast takes us back to 1968 and the debut of one of EQMM’s youngest contributors ever, Josh Pachter. At the age of sixteen the budding author and Ellery Queen fan produced this story, which saw print in EQMM's December 1968 issue, in the Department of First Stories. This month marks the fiftieth anniversary of that issue going on sale. In the ensuing years Josh Pachter has produced dozens of other distinguished short stories and collaborative works, as well as crime-fiction translations. To celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of his EQMM debut, a new story featuring the central character of this...2018-11-0128 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 108: “Bias” by Chris MuessigOur selection this month is by a writer who debuted in EQMM and has gone on to have work chosen for the yearly Best American Mystery Stories anthology and to appear again in EQMM and other publications, such as Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine. Here is Chris Muessig reading his story “Bias,” from the July 2009 issue of EQMM.Dramatic Interlude by Alexander Nakarada | https://www.serpentsoundstudios.comMusic promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.comAttribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/2018-10-0157 minEllery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 108: “Bias” by Chris MuessigOur selection this month is by a writer who debuted in EQMM and has gone on to have work chosen for the yearly Best American Mystery Stories anthology and to appear again in EQMM and other publications, such as Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine. Here is Chris Muessig reading his story “Bias,” from the July 2009 issue of EQMM.Dramatic Interlude by Alexander Nakarada | https://www.serpentsoundstudios.comMusic promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.comAttribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/2018-10-0157 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 107: “How Does He Die This Time?” by Nancy NovickEQMM’s famous Department of First Stories is the source for this month’s podcast. The debut story, which appears in EQMM’s current issue, takes us into the life of a new writer who enjoys success, but at a cost. Author Nancy Novick, a medical writer, editor, and writing instructor, came to EQMM’s offices to do this recording of her story “How Does He Die This Time?” from the September/October 2018 EQMM.https://nancynovick.comImpatience by Punch Deck | https://soundcloud.com/punch-deckMusic promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com2018-08-3136 minEllery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 107: “How Does He Die This Time?” by Nancy NovickEQMM’s famous Department of First Stories is the source for this month’s podcast. The debut story, which appears in EQMM’s current issue, takes us into the life of a new writer who enjoys success, but at a cost. Author Nancy Novick, a medical writer, editor, and writing instructor, came to EQMM’s offices to do this recording of her story “How Does He Die This Time?” from the September/October 2018 EQMM.https://nancynovick.comImpatience by Punch Deck | https://soundcloud.com/punch-deckMusic promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com2018-08-3136 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 106: “The Gentleman From Paris” by John Dickson CarrAt the Malice Domestic convention in Bethesda, Maryland, this past spring, EQMM had the pleasure of recording Shelly Dickson Carr, author of the award-winning YA novel “Ripped,” reading a story by her grandfather, the great Golden Age mystery writer John Dickson Carr. The most celebrated master of the “locked room” mystery, John Dickson Carr contributed both fiction and book reviews to EQMM. His April 1950 story “The Gentleman From Paris" was one of the winners of EQMM’s Worldwide Short Story Contests.www.ripped-book.com2018-08-0159 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 105: “Come Back, Paddy Reilly” by Con LehaneA tale from EQMM’s Black Mask department is featured in this month’s podcast. We caught up with Con Lehane, author of two popular mystery series, at this year’s Malice Domestic convention in Bethesda, Maryland, where he did this reading of his September/October 2017 EQMM story “Come Back, Paddy Reilly”—a classic noir tale of a flawed character caught in an unresolvable dilemma.http://conlehane.com2018-07-0240 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 104: “Literally Dead” by Dale C. AndrewsThis month we feature an Ellery Queen pastiche by Dale C. Andrews. The third entry in a series begun on the heels of the Ellery Queen Centenary Symposium at Columbia University in 2005, the story brings an elderly Ellery Queen, still at the height of his deductive powers, out of retirement. The first story in this series earned an EQMM Readers Award scroll and a nomination for the Barry Award. Here is Dale Andrews reading his story “Literally Dead,” from the December 2013 issue of EQMM.http://wildsidepress.com/the-misadventures-of-ellery-queen-edited-by-josh-pachter-dale-c-andrews-paperback/http://queen.spaceports.com2018-06-0141 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 103: "Dysperception" by Larry LightAward-winning financial journalist Larry Light is also the author of three novels, two starring financial reporter Karen Glick. This year he made his EQMM debut with the story he reads for this episode in our podcast series, "Dysperception," from the January/February 2018 issue of EQMM.http://www.lawrencelight.com2018-05-0137 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 102: “The Gilbert and Sullivan Clue” by Jon L. BreenLast month a long-awaited anthology of Ellery Queen pastiches and parodies entitled The Misadventures of Ellery Queen was released by Wildside Press. Most of the stories it contains were first published in EQMM. To celebrate the book’s publication we decided to have one of the stories recorded for this podcast series. Here is Darcy Bearman, Dell Magazines’ manager for social-media marketing, reading “The Gilbert and Sullivan Clue” by Jon L. Breen, first published in EQMM September/October 1999.2018-04-0230 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 101: “Skinny’s Beach” by Rob BrunetCanadian author Rob Brunet, a creative-writing instructor and cohost of Noir at the Bar Toronto, joins us in this episode in our podcast series. His evocative short stories, often set in the Kawarthas, have been appearing in EQMM since 2015. Here he is reading his story “Skinny’s Beach,” from the February 2016 issue of EQMM.http://www.robbrunet.com2018-03-0135 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 100: “For the Jingle” by Jack FredricksonOur selection this month is from the work of Jack Fredrickson, creator of the Dek Elstrom private eye series. The author made his fiction debut in EQMM’s Department of First Stories in 2002. We caught up with him at the Bouchercon World Mystery Convention in Toronto, Canada in 2017, where he read his story “For the Jingle,” from the May 2009 issue of EQMM, for this podcast.2018-02-0243 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 99: “White Tights and Mary Janes” by Edwin HillThis month EQMM is making simultaneously available in print and audio podcast a Department of First Stories tale by Boston writer Edwin Hill. The author has also posted some reflections about his EQMM story, the upcoming publication of his first novel, and the editorial process on EQMM’s blog at www.somethingisgoingtohappen.net. A longtime editor, and the current vice president and editorial director for Bedford/St. Martin’s, his remarks should be of interest to many, especially writers. EQMM caught up to Edwin Hill at the Bouchercon World Mystery Convention in Toronto, Canada, in 2017, where he recorded this podcast for...2018-01-0327 minEllery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 99: “White Tights and Mary Janes” by Edwin HillThis month EQMM is making simultaneously available in print and audio podcast a Department of First Stories tale by Boston writer Edwin Hill. The author has also posted some reflections about his EQMM story, the upcoming publication of his first novel, and the editorial process on EQMM’s blog at www.somethingisgoingtohappen.net. A longtime editor, and the current vice president and editorial director for Bedford/St. Martin’s, his remarks should be of interest to many, especially writers. EQMM caught up to Edwin Hill at the Bouchercon World Mystery Convention in Toronto, Canada, in 2017, where he recorded this podcast for...2018-01-0327 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 98: “A Letter to Santa” by Ragnar Jónasson2017’s Bouchercon World Mystery Convention in Toronto, Canada had an international theme and drew writers from around the globe. One of those writers was Iceland’s Ragnar Jónasson, whose novels have made their way onto bestseller lists around the world in recent years. While at Bouchercon, EQMM had the pleasure of recording the author for our podcast series. Here he is reading his tale “A Letter to Santa,” originally published in the January 2015 issue of EQMM.http://ragnar-jonasson.squarespace.com2017-11-3013 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 97: “Roller-Coaster Ride” by Christine PoulsonAt the Bouchercon World Mystery Convention in Toronto, in mid October of this year, 1,700 authors and fans gathered from around the globe. U.K. writer Christine Poulson, author of the Cassandra James mysteries and the stand-alone thrillers Invisible and Cold, Cold Heart, attended and recorded her story “Roller-Coaster Ride,” from the December 2014 EQMM, for this podcast.http://www.christinepoulson.co.uk/2017-11-0133 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 96: “The Wolf of Fenrir” by Paul HalterOur selection this month is from EQMM’s Passport to Crime department, which features stories in translation from around the world. Paul Halter is a bestselling author in his native France, and more of his work is becoming available in English, chiefly through the publisher Locked Room International. “The Wolf of Fenrir,” which first appeared in English in EQMM’s March/April 2015 issue, was translated by John Pugmire, who shares a few thoughts about Halter’s work prior to EQMM associate editor Jackie Sherbow’s reading of the story.http://lockedroominternational.comhttps://twitter.com/johnpugmire2017-09-2943 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 95: “Just Below the Surface” by Robert ShepherdOne of EQMM’s most famous features is the Department of First Stories. Over the decades, many important authors in the field have debuted there. This month we present a story from that department. “Just Below the Surface” by Robert Shepherd appeared in the March/April 2017 EQMM. Here is the Michigan author reading his first published fiction.2017-09-0156 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 94: “The Oxford Tarts” by G. M. MallietAgatha Award winner G.M. Malliet has penned two critically acclaimed series of traditional mystery novels. An American who currently lives in the Washington D. C. area, she traveled widely growing up, and almost always chooses British settings for her fiction. Here she is reading her story “The Oxford Tarts,” from the March/April 2017 EQMM.http://gmmalliet.com2017-08-0226 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 93: “If Anything Happens to Me” by Helena EdwardsIn EQMM’s June 2015 issue, Helena Edwards made her fiction debut with a story that had previously been short-listed for the Margery Allingham Short Story Competition, sponsored by Britain’s Crime Writers’ Association. Here she is reading that memorable first story, “If Anything Happens to Me.”2017-06-2918 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 92: “The Truth of the Moment” by E. Gabriel FloresDepartment of First Stories author E. Gabriel Flores reads her debut tale, “The Truth of the Moment,” for this episode in our podcast series. The story won the 2016 Robert L. Fish Memorial Award for best short story by a new American author. It was first published in the December 2016 issue of EQMM.http://merenguemysteries.com/2017-06-0127 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 91: “Ghosts of Bunker Hill” by Paul D. MarksThis month we’re delighted to present a reading by author Paul D. Marks of the most recent winner of the EQMM Readers Award, his tale “Ghosts of Bunker Hill,” published in the December 2016 EQMM. A native of Los Angeles, Paul Marks evokes that city’s history hauntingly in this story, the first in a series featuring private eye Howard Hamm.www.pauldmarks.com2017-05-0241 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 89: “The Adventure of the Man Who Could Double the Size of Diamonds” by Ellery QueenOur selection this month is a clever script from The Adventures of Ellery Queen radio series of the late 1930s and the 1940s. “The Adventure of the Man Who Could Double the Size of Diamonds” (which was reprinted in EQMM in May 1943 and August 2005) is read here by Mark Lagasse.2017-03-0133 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 88: “The Old Man and the Seashore” by Marilyn ToddNovelist and short-story writer Marilyn Todd has been contributing to EQMM since 2000, when she appeared in our May issue with the first short story in her series of mysteries set in Ancient Rome. She has since become one of EQMM’s most prolific and popular contributors, sending us stories from a variety of different time periods, including a few, like the one we feature this month, that are set near our own time. “The Old Man and the Seashore” by Marilyn Todd, from the January 2016 EQMM, is read for this podcast by Mandie Davis.http://www.marilyntodd.com2017-02-0122 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 87: "Cleaning Up" by Steve SteinbockWriter and reviewer Steve Steinbock is best known for his criticism in the mystery field; EQMM readers are sure to have read his numerous special-feature articles and interviews for us, as well as “The Jury Box” book-review column, where he has been at the helm since 2011. Steve is also an author of fiction, having debuted in our Department of First Stories in the March/April 2010 issue. The author reads that first story, “Cleaning Up,” in our first podcast of the new year.2017-01-0420 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 86: “The Nine Mile Walk” by Harry KemelmanThroughout 2016 Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine has been celebrating its 75th anniversary. This last recording for 2016 is particularly appropriate for an anniversary celebration. Harry Kemelman is one of a number of notable authors who got their start in the pages of EQMM. The creator of the bestselling Rabbi David Small series, his work first appeared in print in the April 1947 issue of EQMM. He had entered the magazine’s second annual worldwide short story contest, and was awarded, along with two other new writers, a special prize, along with publication of his story. Reading that first, award-winning Kemelman story, “The Nine M...2016-12-0122 minEllery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 86: “The Nine Mile Walk” by Harry KemelmanThroughout 2016 Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine has been celebrating its 75th anniversary. This last recording for 2016 is particularly appropriate for an anniversary celebration. Harry Kemelman is one of a number of notable authors who got their start in the pages of EQMM. The creator of the bestselling Rabbi David Small series, his work first appeared in print in the April 1947 issue of EQMM. He had entered the magazine’s second annual worldwide short story contest, and was awarded, along with two other new writers, a special prize, along with publication of his story. Reading that first, award-winning Kemelman story, “The Nine M...2016-12-0122 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEQMM 75th Anniversary Symposium Part 4Part 4 of EQMM’s 75th-Anniversary Symposium, recorded at Columbia University’s Butler Library on September 30, 2016. Joyce Carol Oates reads from her story "Big Momma" from the March/April 2016 issue of EQMM. Janet Hutchings, Jennifer B. Lee, and Sean Quimby offer closing remarks. Audio and video by Ché Ryback. On September 30, 2016, Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine and Columbia University’s Butler Library celebrated the magazine’s 75th anniversary with a half-day symposium. This symposium will be presented here in four parts. For more information on the symposium, the anniversary, and the EQMM exhibition, please visit TheMysteryPlace.com/eqmm.2016-11-2244 minEllery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEQMM 75th Anniversary Symposium Part 4Part 4 of EQMM’s 75th-Anniversary Symposium, recorded at Columbia University’s Butler Library on September 30, 2016. Joyce Carol Oates reads from her story "Big Momma" from the March/April 2016 issue of EQMM. Janet Hutchings, Jennifer B. Lee, and Sean Quimby offer closing remarks. Audio and video by Ché Ryback. On September 30, 2016, Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine and Columbia University’s Butler Library celebrated the magazine’s 75th anniversary with a half-day symposium. This symposium will be presented here in four parts. For more information on the symposium, the anniversary, and the EQMM exhibition, please visit TheMysteryPlace.com/eqmm.2016-11-2244 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEQMM 75th Anniversary Symposium Part 3Part 3 of EQMM’s 75th-Anniversary Symposium, recorded at Columbia University’s Butler Library on September 30, 2016. Panel: EQMM's Editors at Work. Featuring Russell Atwood, Otto Penzler, Josh Pachter, and Joseph Goodrich (moderator). Audio and video by Ché Ryback. On September 30, 2016, Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine and Columbia University’s Butler Library celebrated the magazine’s 75th anniversary with a half-day symposium. This symposium will be presented here in four parts. For more information on the symposium, the anniversary, and the EQMM exhibition, please visit TheMysteryPlace.com/eqmm.2016-11-0953 minEllery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEQMM 75th Anniversary Symposium Part 3Part 3 of EQMM’s 75th-Anniversary Symposium, recorded at Columbia University’s Butler Library on September 30, 2016. Panel: EQMM's Editors at Work. Featuring Russell Atwood, Otto Penzler, Josh Pachter, and Joseph Goodrich (moderator). Audio and video by Ché Ryback. On September 30, 2016, Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine and Columbia University’s Butler Library celebrated the magazine’s 75th anniversary with a half-day symposium. This symposium will be presented here in four parts. For more information on the symposium, the anniversary, and the EQMM exhibition, please visit TheMysteryPlace.com/eqmm.2016-11-0953 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEQMM 75th Anniversary Symposium Part 2Part 2 of EQMM’s 75th-Anniversary Symposium, recorded at Columbia University’s Butler Library on September 30, 2016. Panel: A Brush With Death: Crime Fiction Cover Art and Illustration from the Pulps to the Present. Featuring Janet Salter Rosenberg, Laurie Harden, Tom Roberts, and Jonathan Santlofer (moderator). Audio and video by Ché Ryback.On September 30, 2016, Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine and Columbia University’s Butler Library celebrated the magazine’s 75th anniversary with a half-day symposium. This symposium will be presented here in four parts. For more information on the symposium, the anniversary, and the EQMM exhibition, please visit TheMysteryPlace.com/eqmm.2016-10-281h 05Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEQMM 75th Anniversary Symposium Part 2Part 2 of EQMM’s 75th-Anniversary Symposium, recorded at Columbia University’s Butler Library on September 30, 2016. Panel: A Brush With Death: Crime Fiction Cover Art and Illustration from the Pulps to the Present. Featuring Janet Salter Rosenberg, Laurie Harden, Tom Roberts, and Jonathan Santlofer (moderator). Audio and video by Ché Ryback.On September 30, 2016, Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine and Columbia University’s Butler Library celebrated the magazine’s 75th anniversary with a half-day symposium. This symposium will be presented here in four parts. For more information on the symposium, the anniversary, and the EQMM exhibition, please visit TheMysteryPlace.com/eqmm.2016-10-281h 05
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEQMM 75th-Anniversary Symposium Part 1On September 30, 2016, Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine and Columbia University’s Butler Library celebrated the magazine’s 75th anniversary with a half-day symposium. This symposium will be presented here in four parts. For more information on the symposium, the anniversary, and the EQMM exhibition, please visit TheMysteryPlace.com/eqmm.Part 1 of EQMM’s 75th-Anniversary Symposium, recorded at Columbia University’s Butler Library on September 30, 2016. Introduction by Sean Quimby; panel "Making Mystery Matter: EQMM and the Shaping of American Crime and Detective Fiction," featuring Sarah Weinman, Leah Pennywark, Jeffrey Marks, and Charles Ardai. Audio and video by Ché Ryback.2016-10-1457 minEllery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEQMM 75th-Anniversary Symposium Part 1On September 30, 2016, Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine and Columbia University’s Butler Library celebrated the magazine’s 75th anniversary with a half-day symposium. This symposium will be presented here in four parts. For more information on the symposium, the anniversary, and the EQMM exhibition, please visit TheMysteryPlace.com/eqmm.Part 1 of EQMM’s 75th-Anniversary Symposium, recorded at Columbia University’s Butler Library on September 30, 2016. Introduction by Sean Quimby; panel "Making Mystery Matter: EQMM and the Shaping of American Crime and Detective Fiction," featuring Sarah Weinman, Leah Pennywark, Jeffrey Marks, and Charles Ardai. Audio and video by Ché Ryback.2016-10-1457 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 85: “THE TEN-CENT MURDER” by Joseph GoodrichActor, short-story writer, poet, and Edgar Award winning playwright Joseph Goodrich helped EQMM celebrate its 75th anniversary with a story featuring EQMM founding editor Frederic Dannay and his friend and fellow writer Dashiell Hammett. Published in the August 2016 EQMM, “The Ten-Cent Murder” is read by the author for this podcast.2016-09-0826 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 84: “RIZZO’S GOOD COP” by Lou ManfredoThis month we feature one of the stories that won EQMM’s Readers Award for 2015, “Rizzo’s Good Cop.” Its author, Lou Manfredo, is known for the authenticity of his crime fiction. The story, from his series featuring Brooklyn cop Joe Rizzo, was first published in the December 2015 EQMM and is read for us by the author.www.loumanfredo.com2016-08-011h 07
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 83: “The Lake Tenant” by Brendan DuBoisNovelist and short-story writer Brendan DuBois has been contributing to EQMM for twenty years. He is a master at evoking the undercurrents to small-town life, and in 2015 he came in second in EQMM's annual Readers Award competition for just such a story. Here he is reading “The Lake Tenant” (EQMM November 2015), his winning story.www.brendandubois.com2016-07-0131 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 81: “The Lighthouse” by Hilde VandermeerenIn the March/April 2016 issue, EQMM’s Passport to Crime Department featured “The Lighthouse” by Belgian writer Hilde Vandermeeren. The winner of a number of awards for her fiction, including the Hercule Poirot Public Award, Hilde Vandermeeren was a practicing psychologist before turning full time to fiction writing, and that background shows in this tale of psychological suspense, which is read by the story’s translator, Josh Pachter.hildevandermeeren.com/english2016-05-0226 min
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction PodcastEPISODE 80: “The Problem of the Whispering House” by Edward D. HochEQMM has unearthed another episode in the series of Edward D. Hoch radio plays our listeners have enjoyed over the past several years. Based on the series character Dr. Sam Hawthorne, these dramatizations are the work of radioman Dave Amaral and were originally recorded in the 1970s. In this case, the New England country doctor must solve a murder in a house that appears to be haunted. “The Problem of the Whispering House” was first published in EQMM in April, 1979.2016-04-0128 min