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CHOCOLATE GRAHAM CRACKERS: National Graham Cracker Day! - Today is *National Graham Cracker Day, *and since it's only one day past the *Fourth*, this great *WWII Ad with Uncle Sam *that features all the* 'recomme...
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- WPA Library Project Poster: October
- Michael Palmer: R.I.P.
- Happy Halloween! Bloody Cocktails & Deadly Wine!
- Lawrence Block on Craig Ferguson
- What's in a Title: Guest post by Charles Salzberg
- Cartoon of the Day: email
- HALLOWEEN MYSTERIES/HALLOWEEN CRIME FICTION
- Broadchurch: The Novel
- Lou Reed: R.I.P. "Dime Store Mystery" Recording
- George Pelecanos Masterclass
- Cartoon of the Day: Plot
- MORE CWA DAGGER AWARDS ANNOUNCED
- Bill Petrocelli: Solved: The Mystery of the Myster...
- Blood on Snow by Jo Nesbo (Tom Johansen) opted for...
- The Burglar is Back!
- Al Navis: R.I.P.
- Jo Nesbo with Craig Ferguson
- Cartoon of the Day: Crime Scene Contamination
- New Philip Marlowe for ABC
- Love by Drowning: Q & A with C.E. Poverman
- Book Photo of the Day
- Cartoon of the Day: The Short Story
- Norwegian Crime Thriller to be adapted by Fox Tele...
- Cartoon of the Day: Editing
- Man Booker Prize
- Mr. Campion Returns
- Jonathan Santlofer: Creating Inherit the Dead, a s...
- CARTOON OF THE DAY: Open & Shut
- Anne Perry at Litquake
- Cartoon of the Day: Cats
- Nicole Kidman to star and produce A.S.A. Harrison'...
- Cartoon of the Day
- Michael Kitchen as Christopher Foyle Video
- Bay Area Interactive Literary Map
- The Man with 59,000 Books in his House
- Patricia Harrington: R.I.P.
- Succulent Typewriter
- Scotland Yard at the Flea Market
- Cartoon of the Day: Book Groups
- IRISH CRIME FICTION: A FESTIVAL
- The Changing Landscape of Publishing: Guest Post b...
- Tom Clancy: R.I.P.
- HAMMETT PRIZE
- Hello, October!
- Library of Congress Website & Buildings Closed
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3 comments:
I've never seen a murder mystery solved in a one tile cartoon before! Loved it!
Clever! Love it.
great. Very similar in story to a mystery show I just saw.
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