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A gathering place for mystery fans to share random observations about mysteries new and old: what you're reading, where you're reading it, how it stacks up, egregious typos, outlandish genres, author adoration (or author vilification), choice quotes, gorgeous settings, SHARE!

While I'm recommending online resources for book-lovers, let me plug StoryGraph (again, link in comments). A friend post...
06/01/2025

While I'm recommending online resources for book-lovers, let me plug StoryGraph (again, link in comments). A friend posted some of their visual stats and the book cataloguer in me got FIRED UP so I joined and started entering books I've read. This is the top of my genre chart; no surprises there for a page about reading mysteries. But what has surprised me is that as I pull up an author and prepare to click "read" on every single book, I'm finding that I have not actually read all of every favorite author. I probably started with advance copies for my column and then checked out whatever the library had, but I've missed some and I am currently enjoying the heck out of filling in those gaps! (A Superior Death by Nevada Barr on audio, What Alice Forgot by Liane Moriarty on ebook, both free on hoopla.)

I follow the FB page of this reading challenge and thought some of you might enjoy it, too. Link in the comments because...
06/01/2025

I follow the FB page of this reading challenge and thought some of you might enjoy it, too. Link in the comments because FB limits the reach of posts with links in them. It's a list of categories created by the Wichita, KS, public library. I recommend just playing for fun, since you have to physically show up in Wichita to get your prize.

09/10/2024

I've been rereading my collection of yellowing paperbacks as part of my bedtime ritual. So calming! And so enlightening. The decades of life experience since my last reading are like a reading lamp I moved that casts light and shadow on wholly different passages and words.

Delighted to share a review of "I'm Starting to Worry About This Black Box of Doom" by Jason Pargin, who had me at "I'm....
04/06/2024

Delighted to share a review of "I'm Starting to Worry About This Black Box of Doom" by Jason Pargin, who had me at "I'm." Actually he had me with "John Dies at the End," and I am still 100% here for his first non-supernatural novel, a cross-country odyssey of internet furor. Enjoy!

I was very pumped to get my hands on a review copy of “I’m Starting to Worry About This Black Box of Doom” by Jason Pargin. I’ve been a fan since his first David Wong novel, “John Dies …

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