If there was ever an author whose work I ought not to enjoy, it would be the late Stieg L...
The new film Sherlock Holmes, directed by Guy Ritchie, has done very well indeed at the U....
On a hot August day in a big U.S. city after World War II, a man in a Santa Claus suit m...
A classic mystery novel has just received some w...
In the absence of God, humans seek ultimate control over the world—and never find it...
Last night's mid-season premiere episodes of Monk and Psych, both on the USA Network, were...
The new NBC program Journeyman, Mondays at 10 p.m. EDT, is an attempt at a mystery series ...
The mixing of genres can be interesting when it works, but when it doesn't, it's usually a...
J. K. Rowling, author of the mega-bestselling Harry Potter books, is writing a detective n...
The BBC TV program Mayo, now showing on BBC America as The Gil Mayo Mysteries, is an exemn...
My fellow Golden Age of Detective Mysteries afficionado Mike Tooney has written an excelle...
A few weeks ago I eagerly purchased a copy of the new book Night of the Wolf, a collection...
A regular visitor to this site, who goes by the mysterious name of Mike (not Linda), wrote...
NBC-TV premiered an interesting and innovative new detective series last night. Jeff Goldb...
Your voice has been heard! A couple of months ago we asked your support in getting the gre...
The USA Network mystery-comedy series Monk and Psych are both entering the season's stretc...
A commenter going by the cybernom of Pascal Fervor has made some interesting and pro...
This is the last day in which I can decently mark the centennial of the birth of the truly...
The TV crime drama The Closer returns tonight with a two-hour movie to kick off its third ...
Confession time: I make a habit of not watching the Lifetime TV network, which appea...
I have some good news for you regarding Randall Garrett's Lord Darcy mysteries, which I hi...
Today, at long last, Jonathan Creek comes to DVD in the United States. This excellent Brit...
