The third issue of Mystery Readers Journal: Mystery in Asia (Volume 34: 3) is available now as a PDF and will be shortly available in hardcopy. Subscriber copies have been mailed. Buy this back issue! Available in hardcopy or as a downloadable PDF.Below is the Table of Contents, as well as some sample articles from the new issue.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Judge Dee: a Look at Van Gulik’s Chinese Master Detective by Michael Kurland
- Ethel Proudlock and the Murder of William Steward by Roberta Rood
- A Yen for Mystery: Four Japanese Women by John Apostolou
- Flatfoots in the Far East by Jim Doherty
- White House Travel and Intrigue in Asia by Karna Small Bodman
- Panic and Desperation in Hong Kong by Susan Blumberg-Kason
- The Apothecary Shop by Laura Boss
- The East Is Different by John Burdett
- Digging into the Thai Underbelly by Colin Cotterill
- The Crimson Masquerade by Vickie Britton and Loretta Jackson
- The Map of Lost Memories by Kim Fay
- Writing the Past by Dale Furutani
- Armchair-Traveling in China by Chris Goff
- Darkness in the Land of Smiles by Timothy Hallinan
- Murder at the Grand Raj Palace: Why Crime Writers Love a Good Hotel by Vaseem Khan
- From the Mountain to the City by Elsa Hart
- Talking Story—Japan by Barry Lancet
- Mysteries of the Orient by Joan K. Lacy
- Prawns in the Game by Ed Lin
- Murder, Money and Music in Hong Kong by Charles Philipp Martin
- Adventures in South Korea by J. R. Lindermuth
- Noodle in a Haystack by Saul Maskell
- One Morning in Mumbai by Sujata Massey
- The World of Vincent Calvino, P.I., Bangkok by Christopher G. Moore
- Some Notes From a Long, Strange Journey by Jake Needham
- Up Like Thunder by Colin T. Nelson
- Murder and Mayhem in Imperial Japan by I.J. Parker
- It’s Good to Be Thought Stupid by 22 Million People by David Rotenberg
- Tokyo—Stories, Culture, Murder by Michael Pronko
- China, Korea, Macao, Hong Kong and the Rabbit in the Moon by Deborah Shlian
- Sumatra: Perfect Scene For A Crime by Nancy Raven Smith
- Art Leads to Mystery in Southeast Asia by Nancy Tingley
- Durian Days by Ovidia Yu
- Murder in Retrospect: Reviews by L.J. Roberts, Craig Sisterson, Jonathan Woods, Lesa Holstine, and Tuhin Giri
- The Children’s Hour: Mystery in Asia by Gay Toltl Kinman
- Crime Seen: Sherlock in Japan by Kate Derie
- Real Crime in East Asia by Cathy Pickens
- A Personal Overview of Asian Mysteries by Thom Walls
- From the Editor’s Desk by Janet A. Rudolph
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Subscribe or renew Mystery Readers Journal for 2018 and receive all four issues for '18: Gardening Mysteries; Spies & Special Agents; The Far East; The American South
Many back issues of Mystery Readers Journal are available as single copies in hardcopy or PDF.
Check out the Holiday Mystery Lists on the MRI website. Everything from New Year's through Boxing Day Mysteries. Over 6500 titles.
Are you in a mystery bookgroup? Check out our International Mystery Book Group list. Want to add a book group or delete one? Make a comment below.
Check out the daily Chocolate Recipes, Reviews, and News on Janet Rudolph's DyingforChocolate Blog.
Call for Articles for 2018: Murder in The American South. First issue in 2019: Murder Down Under.
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