Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Jul/Aug 2021

Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine [v158 #1/2, #958/959 July/August 2021] ed. Janet Hutchings, mng. ed. Jackie Sherbow (Dell Magazines, $7.99, 192pp, digest, cover by Bradley Clark)
2 • The Locked Room Library • Gig Pandian • ss; illustration by Laurie Harden
18 • The Jury Box • Steve Steinbock • rc
_18 • Love & Other Crimes, Sara Paretsky, Morrow, $17.99, tpb • br
_18 • Funeral in the Fog: The Strange Mysteries of Simon Ark, Edward D. Hoch, Crippen & Landru, $22, tpb * br
_18 • The Island of Coffins and Other Mysteries From the Casebook of Cabin B-13, Tony Medawar & Douglas G. Greene (eds), Crippen & Landru, 22, tpb • br
_51 • Hot Cash, Cold Clews: The Adventures of Lester Leith, Erle Stanley Gardner, Crippen & Landru, $22, tpb • br
_51 • Inspector Ghote: His Life and Times, H.R.F. Keating, Severn House, $10.99, ebook • br
_51 • The Dead of Winter: The THree Giodano Bruno Novellas, S.J. Parris, Pegasus, $25.95 • br
_128 • Killer, Come Back to Me: The Crime Stories of Ray Bradbury, Ray Bradbury, Hard Case Crime, $39.99 • br
_128 • Prefecture D: Four Novellas, Hideo Yokoyama translated from the Japanese by Jonathan Lloyd-Davies, Farrar, Straus, Giroux, $17 • br
19 • Bone Marrow Donor • Joyca Carol Oates • ss
22 • Fox’s Wedding • Awasaka Tsumao; translated by Steve Steinbock • ss; EQMM’s “Passport to Crime” translated from the Janpanese
38 • Stranger Than Fiction: Detective-Fever • Dean Jobb • tc
39 • Bad Chemistry • John G. Wimer • ss
53 • Not So Fast, Dr. Quick • Elvie Simons • ss
68 • The Concert • Ragnar Jónasson & Vikingur Ólafsson • ss
70 • Family Love • Brendan DuBois • ss; EQMM’s “Black Mask”
79 • The White Star • G.M. Malliet • ss
92 • A Trunk Full of Illegal Fireworks • Michael Grimala • ss; EQMM’s “Department of First Stories”
97 • Julius Katz and the Two Cousins [Julius Katz & Archie] • Dave Zeltserman • ss
113 • The Fraud of Dionysus • Smita Harish Jain • ss
122 • When the Dust Settles • Tehra Peace • ss; EQMM’s “Department of First Stories”
129 • What’s Wrong With Harley Quinn? • Barbara Allan • ss
138 • Sweeps Week • Richard Helms • ss; illustration by Eli Bischof
151 • The Last Man in Lafarge • Joseph S. Walker • ss
158 • Blog Bytes • Kristopher Zgorski • cl
159 • Next Door • Kate Ellis • ss
166 • Homecoming • Janice Law • ss
171 • Sycamore Acres • Richard Dooling • ss
184 • The Body in the Bee Library • Jon L. Breen • ss

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