MYSTERY READERS JOURNAL: Murder in Wartime (Volume 33:2)
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- World War II and the Golden Age Tradition by Kate Jackson
- The Making of Heroes by Suzanne M. Arruda
- It Never Happened by Mary Adler
- On Edge by Albert Ashforth
- Between Lost and Dead by Rona Bell
- A Half Century Later, Vietnam Is Still a Mystery by R.G. Belsky
- Harry Lime Was Wrong by James Benn
- My Wartime Connection by Cara Black
- The Secrets of Bletchley Park by Rhys Bowen
- Passing On the Memory of Wars I Never Knew by William Broderick
- Don’t Mention the War by Frances Brody
- Why Care About a Murder in Wartime? by Rebecca Cantrell
- The Green Corn Rebellion by Donis Casey
- War Is Hell… but Hell Makes Good Mysteries by John A. Connell
- Murder and Ancient War by Gary Corby
- The Real and Recent Wars Behind My Fiction by Diana Deverell
- Spoils of War by David Edgerley Gates
- You Say Conflict, I Say War by Chris Goff
- Mystery in The First World War by Dolores Gordon-Smith
- Civil War Crime by Paul E. Hardisty
- War Stories by Libby Hellmann
- Body of Evidence by Graham Ison
- Wartime in England by Maureen Jennings
- The Mysteries of War by Kay Kendall
- From Bomb Shelters to a B&B by Kate Kingsbury
- Bombs and Short Legs by Joan Lock
- Rough Cider in the Making by Peter Lovesey
- If It’s War, It Can’t Be Murder? by Michael Niemann
- Echoes of Vietnam by Neil Plakcy
- When the Investigator Wears Boots by Ben Pastor
- His Debts Were Settled At Last by Mary Reed
- Murder in Wartime by Gavin Scott
- The Time Traveler As Writer by Sarah R. Shaber
- A Coin for the Hangman: The Home Front and the Returning Soldier by Ralph Spurrier
- The Solitary Soldier by Kelli Stanley
- Wartime in New York by Triss Stein
- Writing About War by Charles Todd
- It’s Not Our War: Writing a WWI-Era Mystery Series Set in New York by Radha Vatsal
- Fading Away by Sharon Wildwind
- Bloodshed Behind the Lines by Sally Wright
- Fate, Facts, and War Stories by Ursula Wong
- Mystery in Retrospect: Reviews by Kristopher Zgorski, Craig Sisterson, L.J. Roberts, Sandie Herron, Kate Jackson, Kate Derie
- Khaki Cops by Jim Doherty
- True Crime in Wartime by Cathy Pickens
- The Children’s Hour: War Mysteries by Gay Toltl Kinman
- Just the Facts: The Military Mutilator by Jim Doherty
- Crime Scene: Murder in a Time of War by Kate Derie
- From the Editor’s Desk by Janet Rudolph
6 comments:
I am so thrilled to have my ruminations in this issue of Mystery Readers Journal. Looking forward to reading the other selections too.
Thank you so much for inviting me to contribute to your wonderful magazine. I enjoyed writing for you, and I can't wait to read the rest of the contributions! Kate Kingsbury.
Hi! Today is September 12, 2017. I ordered Murder in Wartime: Mystery Readers Journal (33:2)in July. I have not received my copy and have sent 2 emails to Mystery Readers Journal which have not been answered. Can you please help me?
Thank you,
Marcia G.
Hi, Marcia,
I haven't received your emails..but can you send one to: janet @ mysteryreaders.org ? (remember it's org not com).. Thanks! Be glad to send it to you. I cross-reference with emails.
Hi Janet,
I sent the emails again on September 15th @8:44 am.It was sent to janet@mysteryreaders.org.
The previous emails may have gone to spam since I sent it from my office.
The checks was sent to:
The Mystery Readers Journal
P.O. Box 8116
Berkeley, CA 94707
Please let me know when I can expect to receive the magazine. So looking forward to it!!
Thank you so much for your help!
Thank you for your help!
Marcia,
The issue is on its way. You sent a check (rather than PayPal), and it appeared in the P.O. box just last week!!! Probably in someone else's mailbox and they just returned it (not the only one like that)..thanks for your diligence. Tried to email you, but couldn't quite read your email address (handwritten on form). and it came back. enjoy!
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