USA Network resumes original episodes of its top...
Ellery Queen's "The Dauphin's Doll" and Fredric Brown's ...
A new collection of 1960s and '70s mystery stories pro...
ABC TV's American version of the much-lauded BBC police dram...
Melville Davisson Post's "Uncle Abner" is one of the gre...
Anti-communitarianism, the National Education Association, and wha...
Guy Ritchie's upcoming Sherlock Holmes film has been in the news lately. It was recently a...
Two episodes of TV drama series on the same night showed a mature, thoughtful understandin...
New episodes of USA Network's excellent mystery-comedy series Monk and Psych start tomorro...
The mid-century mystery and science-fiction master Fredric Brown deserves much greater rec...
Could this be the start of a new trend toward greater optimism and positivity in the cultu...
"Dark" fiction can have highly positive values behind it, writes S. T. Karnick. ...
In the absence of God, humans seek ultimate control over the world—and never find it...
Here's a preview of an article coming soon on another site. I've been working with the edi...
This Sunday night at 10 p.m EST, CBS attempts to bolster its writers-strike-depleted prime...
Last night's mid-season premiere episodes of Monk and Psych, both on the USA Network, were...
After the success of several tie-in novels featuring characters from the USA Network detec...
USA Network's superb comedy-mystery series Monk and Psych return to action with new o...
TAC Mystery Fiction Correspondent Mary Reed reviews a classic novel by English suspense wr...
My favorite BBC programming has always been its mystery series, and the best of those are ...
Here's a charming Christmas program for your enjoyment: from the Charlie Chan radio series...
In an essay provocatively called "The Slow and Agonizing Death of the Private Detecti...
A classic type of literary and folk-tale character is the trickster, an individual who rou...
Tonight USA Network presents two mystery-comedy Christmas specials.At 9 EST (repeated at 1...
There's an excellent mystery film on Turner Classsic Movies tonight at 7:00 EST: Green for...
One of my favorite movie detectives is Gay Lawrence, aka the Falcon, a gentleman-sleuth an...
Edward D. Hoch's More Things Impossible: The Second Casebook of Dr. Sam Hawthorne (2006), ...
Edward D. Hoch is one of the very greatest living mystery writers.Of course, you've probab...
Mystery writer Mickey Spillane, whose hugely successful crime novels disturbed critics and...
Mystery critic Jon Breen, writing in The Weekly Standard, has offered the best capsule des...
