• Editor, bookstore owner, and critic Otto Penzler surveys the mystery magazine scene for The New York Sun.
• Bruce Grossman celebrates the mighty Macs--John D. MacDonald and Ross Macdonald--in his latest “Bullets, Broads, Blackmail & Bombs” column for Bookgasm.
• More on the late Stephen Marlowe, this time from novelist Bill Pronzini at Mystery*File.
• Bill Crider submits his new novel, Of All Sad Words, to Marshal Zeringue’s Page 69 Test. The results are here.
• Steve Carrell talks about the new Get Smart movie (co-starring the lovely Anne Hathaway as Agent 99), due out in theaters in June.
• A Broadway musical written by author Stephen King and the singer-songwriter formerly known as John Cougar Mellencamp? Well, we’ve heard dumber ideas. (Hat tip to Sandra Ruttan.)
• And speaking of dumb ideas, novelist Minette Walters (The Chameleon’s Shadow) tries to justify her coming participation in the coming British TV series, Murder Most Famous. More here.
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
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