Last year, Dean Street Press resumed its publishing activity following the untimely passing of its founder, Rupert Heath , reprinting the f...

The 94th volume of Gosho Aoyama 's Case Closed series represents a milestone as the chapter opening the all-important last story in thi...

Last year, Kie Houjou became one of my favorite mystery writers on the strength of two novels, Jikuu ryokousha no sunadokei ( The Time Trav...

Two months ago, John Norris, of Pretty Sinister Books , posted a review of Charles Ashton 's annoyingly obscure, long out-of-print Deat...

I previously reviewed H. Russell Wakefield's The Belt of Suspicion (1936), a not wholly uninteresting genre curiosity, but a curiosity ...

H. Russell Wakefield was a British civil servant, publisher and writer best remembered today for his short story collections of supernatura...

Edward D. Hoch 's "A Melee of Diamonds," originally published in the April, 1972, issue of Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Maga...

I reviewed the first volume, of fifty, in Motohiro Katou's Q.E.D. series back in 2018, reached the halfway mark (vol. 25) in May 2023 ...

C. Daly King was an American psychologist and mystery writer best remembered today for his Trevis Tarrant series of short stories, collected...

I started reading Motohiro Katou's Q.E.D. in 2018 and over the years, despite some prolonged hiatuses and ill-fated restarts, it not on...