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Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine J/A 2021

Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine J/A 2021

Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine [v66 #7/8 July/August 2021] ed. Linda Landrigan, mng. ed. Jackie Sherbow (Dell Magazines, $7.99, 192pp, digest, cover by Shutterstock.com)
2 • Contents Page
3 • Triggers/The Lineup • Linda Landrigan • ed
4 • The Rabbi • Albert Tucher • ss
14 • The Waiting Game • Dana Haynes • ss; illustration by Tim Foley
29 • Mysterious Photograph: Sold Out! • Anon • cn; $25 given to best short-short to explain the photograph • cn
30 • The Regular Nobody Knew • Bob Tippee • ss
35 • Scrambled Francis II • Mark Lagasse • pz
36 • The Paris Manuscript • Joseph Goodrich • ss
50 • How I Solved a Blind Pig Murder • Mike Culpepper • ss
66 • Death Makes a Dinner Date • Joslyn Chase • ss; illustration by Kelly Denato
73 • The Sweet Life • Eve Fisher • ss
84 • Choas Theory • Mary Taugher • ss
92 • The Candidate • Tom Ziegler • ss
108 • Until You’ve Seen Their Shadows • Emily Devenport • ss; illustration by Kimberly Cho
120 • Dying Words Acrostic Puzzle • Arlene Fisher • pz
122 • The Jericho Incantation • Brian Cox • ss
138 • Stingers • LaToya Jovena • ss
144 • Nicky and the Darkness • Jason Half • ss
152 • El Cuerpo en el Barril [Black Orchid Novella Award] • Tom Larsen • na
189 • The Story That Won: Briefcasde Closed • John Wallace Teahan • ff; winner of the March/April 2021 “Mysterious Photograph” contest.
190 • Comming in Sep/Oct 2021

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Joseph Goodrich’s 10¢ Murder

EQMM Aug. 2016 coverThe final story of The Misadventures of Ellery Queen anthology edited by Josh Pachter and Dale C. Andrews, also wraps up the Potpourri section:

Joseph Goodrich’s “The Ten-Cent Murder,” from EQMM Aug. 2016, brings the collection to a satisfying close. Queen’s methods and his trio of leading suspects are strongly in evidence in this murder mystery presided over by a fictitious Dash Hammett and Fred Dannay. The dialog between the two famed writers alone is worth the price of admission.

Whether you’re a die-hard fan or new to the Ellery Queen character or magazine, The Misadventures of Ellery Queen is a terrific collection, long overdue.

My review of Nigel Taylor’s Worlds of StrangeneSS No. 2 begins on May 16.