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Showing posts with label mystery and crime fiction carnival. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mystery and crime fiction carnival. Show all posts
Monday, June 4, 2012
Mystery & Crime Fiction Blog Carnival - June 2012
It is the first Monday of the month - time for another highly anticipated Blog Carnival. Please help get the newsletter for the blog carnival more subscribers. If a blog reviews mystery/suspense/thrillers occasionally then I would like to feature them. I send the newsletter out once a month announcing the deadline for submitting to this blog carnival. Multiple entries from a blog are welcome. Now on to this month's blog carnival. Click on the title or author's name to go to that link.
Police Procedural / PI Book Review
Booking Mama reviewed Guilt by Degrees by Marcia Clark
Rivers I Have Known reviewed The No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency by Alexander McCall Smith. A review of the first book of the very famous Precious Ramotswe series.
Booking Mama reviewed Capitol Murder by Phillip Margolin
Amateur Sleuth / Cozy book Review
Mysteries and My Musings reviewed When Maidens Mourn by C.S. Harris, a historical amateur sleuth
Thoughts in Progress reviewed The Long Stitch Goodnight by Amanda Lee as well as Reap What You Sew by Elizabeth Lynn Casey
Booking Mama reviewed The Diva Digs up the Dirt by Krista Davis
Socrates' Book Reviews gives us Murder Buys a T-shirt by Christy Fifield
Mysteries and My Musings reviewed Wild Wild Death by Casey Daniels
Five Alarm Book Reviews gives us Welcome to Last Chance by Hope Ramsey
King's River Live Magazine reviewed Journey to Die For by Radine Trees Nehring
Mysteries and My Musings reviewed The Big Kitty by Claire Donally
Socrates' Book Reviews gives us Copycat Killing by Sofie Kelly
Lesa's Book Critiques reviewed A Simple Murder by Eleanor Kuhns
Five Alarm Book Reviews gives us Die Buying by Laura DiSilverio
Mysteries and My Musings reviewed A Fatal Fleece by Sally Goldenbaum, a Seaside Knitters mystery
Thriller/Suspense Fiction Book Review
Tea Time with Marce reviewed The Sadness of the Samurai by Victor Del Arbol
Booking Mama reviewed Sacrilege by S.J. Parris
Tea Time with Marce reviewed the classic Rebecca by Daphne DuMaurier
S. Krishna's Books reviewed The Book of Lost Fragrances by M.J. Rose
Booking Mama reviewed The 500 by Matthew Quirk
Author Interview
Jon Rhodes provides an article on how you can aid the creative side of your writing with the technique of automatic writing.
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A huge "Thank You" to all the wonderful bloggers out there who contributed to the carnival. Keep them coming.
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Monday, January 4, 2010
Mystery & Crime Fiction Blog Carnival for January 2010
Welcome 2010! Kicking off the new year on Mysteries and My Musings we have a truly awesome Blog Carnival for you. Lots of entries and information for you in this one. Please remember to pass along the news of this blog carnival so it can be a resource for the mystery and crime fiction community.
Pudgy Penguin Perusals reviewed the novel Death in the Stocks by Geogette Heyer.
It’s a Crime (Or A Mystery) reviewed the British novel Dead Tomorrow by Peter James.
Tutu’s Two Cents reviewed the novel Fire and Ice by J.A. Jance.
Books ‘N Cooks reviewed the novel The Keepsake by Tess Gerritsen.
KerrieS at Mysteries in Paradise reviewed Death Wore White by Jim Kelly KerrieS says it is "One of the best new British police procedurals I've read for a while."
KerrieS at Mysteries in Paradise reviewed The Serpent Pool by Martin Edwards. She says it is "An excellent new British crime fiction title to look for in February 2010."
KerrieS at Mysteries in Paradise reviewed Punter's Luck by Peter Klein. She comments it is a "Debut novel by Australian crime fiction writer: is he Australia's answer to Dick Francis?"
Private Investigator Book Review
Nicole over at Linus's Blanket reviewed what sounds like a fascinating book Locked In by Marcia Muller.
Book Dilettante reviewed the book Blood and Groom by Jill Edmondson.
KerrieS at Mysteries in Paradise reviewed If The Dead Rise Not by Philip Kerr. She says "Crime fiction set in Berlin in 1934. 2009 winner of the Ellis Peters Award for Historical Mystery."
Amateur Sleuth book Review
KerrieS at Mysteries in Paradise reviewed Executive Lunch by Maria E. Schneider. Kerrie says: "This is the first time I have reviewed a book you can only buy as an e-book. crime fiction, with a larger than life heroine Sedona O'Hala, offered the chance to try an executive lifestyle in return for catching some thieves."
Reactions to Reading reviewed U is for Undertow by Sue Grafton.
S. Krishna’s Books reviews the debut book of a new series Murder on the Cliffs by Joanna Challis in which the author Daphne du Maurier is the sleuth.
Writing Advice and Good Books reviewed the novel Deadly Descent by Charlotte Hinger
Book Dilettante reviewed the novel Murder on the Cliff by Stefanie Matteson
Cozy Mystery Book Review
Writers in Residence reviewed the novel Ghost a la Mode by Sue Ann Jaffarian
Okbolover reviewed the book The Tale of Hill Top Farm by Susan Wittig-Albert where the sleuth is children's author Beatrix Potter.
Booking Mama reviewed the book The Body in the Sleigh by Katherine Hall Page.
Book Dilettante did a mini-review of the novel Killer Keepsakes by Jane K. Cleland.
The Mystery Bookshelf reviewed the novel Cockatiel’s At Seven by Donna Andrews.
The Mystery Bookshelf also reviewed the novel The Christmas Cookie Killer by Livia Washburne.
Socrates’ Book Reviews has reviewed The Chocolate Snowman Murders by Joanna Carl.
A Bibliophile’s Bookshelf reviewed the novel The Trouble with Magic by Madelyn Alt.
Sharon’s Garden of Book Reviews tackled the Plum Pudding Murder by Joanne Fluke.
Reactions to Reading reviewed the novel Blood in the Cotswald by Rebecca Tope if you are looking for a light English country-side mystery.
Thoughts in Progress reviewed the book Eggs Benedict Arnold by Laura Childs.
The Mystery Bookshelf reviewed the novel Holiday Grind by Cleo Coyle.
Janel’s Jumble reviewed the paranormal cozy Casting Spells by Barbara Breton.
Opinions of a Wolf reviewed the paranormal cozy Truly, Madly by Heather Webber where the main character runs a match-making business.
Socrates’ Book Reviews gives us a review of the novel The Diva Runs Out of Thyme by Krista Davis.
Suspense Fiction Book Review
Reactions to Reading reviewed the novel The Amazing Mrs. Pollifax by Dorothy Gilman where a spunky grandmother is an international spy.
S. Krishna’s Books reviewed The Paris Vendetta by Steve Berry.
A Bookworm’s World reviewed True Blue by David Baldacci
Books and Cooks reviewed the intriguing novel The Dirty Secrets Club by Meg Gardiner.
Socrates’ Book Reviews gives us a review on the novel 13 ½ by Nevada Barr.
Steele on Entertainment reviews the novel Prime Time by Hank Phillippi Ryan
Author Interview
Mysteries and Chitchat have an interesting interview with author Evelyn David (Murder Takes the Cake and Murder Off the Books).
Bestselling and awarding winning author Margaret Maron was interviewed here
Author Mary Staton was interviewed here.
Writing Tips and Advice
Mrs. Laughton at Justice City, USA posted a great listing for crime fiction authors of the Top 50 Cops and Crimefighters on Twitter. This may also be a valuable listing of crime experts for an author to get helpful information from.
Herbert Anderson presents Top 50 Criminal Justice and Criminology Blogs to assist the crime fiction author.
Livia Blackburne gives us Slow Motion Descriptions For Important Moments.
Writers in Residence developed a series of posts (5 thus far) for the author:
Basics Part 1 - Formatting
Part 2 - Openings
Part 3 - Adjectives and Adverbs
Part 4 - Show Don't Tell
Part 5 - Dialog
Nathan Bransford posted All about Writing Contests
~ ~ ~ ~ ~WOW - didn't I tell you we had a phenomenal carnival this month? ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
I hope you got some ideas for new books or authors to read and even some tips and insights for writing.
For more information on the specifics of the Carnival and how to submit your posts go here.
And please help spread the word about this Blog carnival, it is very easy to submit a post to be included.
Until Thursday's next book review I wish you many mysterious moments and a fantastic year ahead.
Monday, December 7, 2009
Dec Mystery/Crime Fiction Blog Carnival
WELCOME to the debut issue of the Mystery and Crime Fiction Blog Carnival. We have a good issue to kick off the carnival and I am already looking forward to growing this carnival next month.
I am hoping to provide a service to the mystery loving community with this blog carnival - so please pass the word to those who could contribute and also those who would enjoy reading.
Diane at Bibliophile by the Sea reviewed Still Life
Kerrie at Mysteries in Paradise reviewed Cross Bones
Mike Draper reviews 206 Bones at his blog.
Check out my review of Murder Inside the Beltway
Private Investigator Book Review
Diane at Bibliophile By the Sea reviews The Broken Window
Check out my review of Snake Dreams
Amateur Sleuth Book Review
Jean Henry Mead reviews the book Merry, Merry Ghost at Writing Advice and Good Books
Nicole at Linus’s Blanket presents The House on Tradd Street
Stacy at Stacy’s Books reviews Murder on Nob Hill
Check out my review of Sand Sharks and also Hail to the Chef
Cozy Mystery Book Review
Megan at Write Meg! Reviews Size 12 is Not Fat
The Cozy Mystery List Blog reviewed the book An English Murder
Suspense Fiction Book Review
Devourer of Books reviews The Lost Symbol
Megan at Write Meg! Review Best Intentions
Author Interview
Madeleine Begun Kane presents John Mortimer Interview posted at Mad Kane's Humor Blog.
Jean Henry Mead presents Interview with Loise Penny at Mysterious People Blog
The five authors co-blogging at Five Scribes present Interview with P.J. Alderman, author of the book Haunting Jordan.
Check out my author interview of Juliet Blackwell and also Dolores Steward Riccio
Writing Tips and Advice
Jean Henry Mead presents Bestselling author John Gilstrap discussing Bringing Characters to life at Writing Advice and Good Books Blog
Stephen Tremp presents The Seven Cs of Writing a Great Mystery at Breakthrough Blogs
Jurgen Wolff presents Going Back to the Basics to Solve Your Story at Time to Write
Helen Gringer presents us with Editing Tips at Karen…following the whispers
Livia Blackburne presents Blue: First Person Present Tense at Its Best posted at Livia Blackburne.
Jackie Houchin tackles Outlining: Necessary or Not? At Writers in Residence
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ WOW - wasn't that a great carnival?! ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Let's make next month's even better. For more information on the specifics of the Carnival and how to submit your posts go here.
Until Thursday's next book review I wish you many mysterious moments.
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