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BOOKNEWS from ISSN 1056–5655, © the Poisoned Pen, Ltd
BOOKNEWS from ISSN 1056–5655, © The Poisoned Pen, Ltd. 4014 N. Goldwater Blvd. Volume 28, Number 11 Scottsdale, AZ 85251 October Booknews 2016 480-947-2974 [email protected] tel (888)560-9919 http://poisonedpen.com Horrors! It’s already October…. AUTHORS ARE SIGNING… Some Events will be webcast at http://new.livestream.com/poisonedpen. SATURDAY OCTOBER 1 2:00 PM Holmes x 2 WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 19 7:00 PM Laurie R King signs Mary Russell’s War (Poisoned Pen $15.99) Randy Wayne White signs Seduced (Putnam $27) Hannah Stories Smith #4 Laurie R King and Leslie S Klinger sign Echoes of Sherlock THURSDAY OCTOBER 20 7:00 PM Holmes (Pegasus $24.95) More stories, and by various authors David Rosenfelt signs The Twelve Dogs of Christmas (St SUNDAY OCTOBER 3 2:00 PM Martins $24.99) Andy Carpenter #14 Jodie Archer signs The Bestseller Code (St Martins $25.99) FRIDAY OCTOBER 21 7:00 PM MONDAY OCTOBER 3 7:00 PM SciFi-Fantasy Club discusses Django Wexler’s The Thousand Kevin Hearne signs The Purloined Poodle (Subterranean $20) Names ($7.99) TUESDAY OCTOBER 4 Ghosts! SATURDAY OCTOBER 22 10:30 AM Carolyn Hart signs Ghost Times Two (Berkley $26) Croak & Dagger Club discusses John Hart’s Iron House Donis Casey signs All Men Fear Me ($15.95) ($15.99) Hannah Dennison signs Deadly Desires at Honeychurch Hall SUNDAY OCTOBER 23 MiniHistoricon ($15.95) Tasha Alexander signs A Terrible Beauty (St Martins $25.99) SATURDAY OCTOBER 8 10:30 AM Lady Emily #11 Coffee and Club members share favorite Mary Stewart novels Sherry Thomas signs A Study in Scarlet Women (Berkley -
BOOKNEWS from ISSN 1056–5655, © the Poisoned Pen, Ltd
BOOKNEWS from ISSN 1056–5655, © The Poisoned Pen, Ltd. 4014 N. Goldwater Blvd. Volume 33, Number 9 Scottsdale, AZ 85251 June Booknews 2021 480-947-2974 [email protected] tel (888)560-9919 http://poisonedpen.com THERE IS MUCH TO CELEBRATE IN JUNE Opening Hours M-Sat 10 AM-6 PM; Sun 12-5 PM Note: All the event times are Pacific Daylight time Watch these virtual events on Facebook Live or on our YouTube channel and any time thereafter at a time that suits you. You don’t have to belong to Facebook to click in. You also can listen to our Podcasts on Google Music, iTunes, Spotify, and other popular podcast sites. TUESDAY JUNE 1 7:00 PM National Book Launch MONDAY JUNE 14 5:00 PM Antiques Mysteries JA Jance discusses Unfinished Business (Gallery $27.99) Connie Berry in conversation with Jane Cleland Sedona’s Ali Reynolds Berry discusses The Art of Betrayal (Crooked Lane $26.99) Signed book available Signed books available for Berry WEDNESDAY JUNE 2 6:00 PM TUESDAY JUNE 15 12:00 PM Michael Punke in conversation with CJ Box Sir Roderick Floud discusses England’s Magnificent Gardens Punke discusses Ridgeline (Holt $27.99) (Knopf $40) A novel of the western frontier 1866 An economic historian looks at a billion dollar industry from Signed books available Charles II to today SATURDAY JUNE 5 4:00 PM National Book Launch WEDNESDAY JUNE 16 5:00 PM Laurie R. King discusses Castle Shade (Random $28) John McMahon and David Ricciardi Russell & Holmes in Romania McMahon discusses A Good Kill (Putnam $27 Signed books available Ricciardi discusses Shadow -
May 2020 New Books
There are 3 ways to place a hold on a book. You can place your holds online at https://catalog.swanlibraries.net You can also call us at 708-448-2855 x2 for Adult materials Call 708-448-2855 x3 for Juvenile and Young Adult materials Or email us at [email protected] We will contact you by phone or email when your items are ready for pickup. We will then schedule your pickup time. Due to Corona Virus concerns we do not want patrons to return these pages back to us. Worth Public Library District New Books For updated lists check our web page at http://www.worthlibrary.com/forthcoming-books April 2020 The Children’s Block by Otto Kraus Fiction The Moment of Tenderness by Madeleine L’Engle The Roxy Letters by Mary Pauline Lowry Afterlife by Julia Alvarez The Abstainer by Ian McGuire Walk the Wire by David Baldacci And the Killer Is… by G.A. McKevett A Thousand Moons by Sebastian Barry Strike Me Down by Mindy Meija Something She’s Not Telling Us by Darcy Bell Kept Animals by Kate Milliken The Queen of Paris by Pamela Binnings Ewen The Love Story of Missy Carmichael Three Hours In Paris by Cara Black by Beth Morrey The Split by Sharon Bolton A Tender Thing by Emily Neuberger Pretty Things by Janelle Brown One Perfect Summer by Brenda Novak Savage Son by Jack Carr Night. Sleep. Death. The Stars. Sunrise On Half Moon Bay by Robyn Carr by Joyce Carol Oates Final Judgment by Marcia Clark Dead Land by Sara Paretsky A Child Lost by Michelle Cox Revenge by James Pattterson Master Class by Christina Dalcher One Fatal Flaw by Anne Perry The Sweeney Sisters by Lian Dolan The Secrets of Love Story Bridge by Phaedra Patrick The Big Finish by Brooke Fossey Girl Gone Viral by Alisha Rai Death Of an American Beauty by Mariah Fredericks Miss Julia Knows a Thing or Two by Ann B. -
Agatha Awards the Agatha Awards Are Literary Awards for Mystery and Crime Writers Who Write Via the Same Method As Agatha Christie (I.E
Agatha Awards The Agatha Awards are literary awards for mystery and crime writers who write via the same method as Agatha Christie (i.e. closed setting, no sex or violence, amateur detective). Agatha Awards Winners – 2014 Best Contemporary Novel: DB 79865 Truth Be Told: A Jane Ryland Novel, Book 3 by Hank Phillippi Ryan Best Historical Novel: DB 79668 Queen of Hearts: A Royal Spyness Mystery, Book 8 by Rhys Bowen Agatha Awards Nominees – 2014 Best Contemporary Novel: DB 79627 The Long Way Home: A Three Pines Mystery, Book 10 by Louise Penny DB 79782 Designated Daughters: A Deborah Knott Mystery, Book 19 by Margaret Maron Best Historical Novel: DB 78155 Hunting Shadows: An Ian Rutledge Mystery, Book 16 by Charles Todd DB 79675 An Unwilling Accomplice: An Bess Crawford Mystery, Book 6 by Charles Todd Best First Novel: DB 81030 Tagged for Death: A Sarah Winston Garage Sale Mystery, Book 1 by Sherry Harris Best Children’s/Young Adult Novel: DB 80263 Andi Under Pressure: An Andi Boggs Novel, Book 2 by Amanda Flower DB 80154 Greenglass House by Kate Milford DB 79743 Found: A Mickey Bolitar Novel, Book 3 by Harlan Coben Agatha Awards Winners – 2013 Best Contemporary Novel: DB 77432 The Wrong Girl: A Jane Ryland Novel, Book 2 by Hank Phillippi Ryan Best Historical Novel: DB 77563 A Question of Honor: A Bess Crawford Mystery, Book 5 by Charles Todd Best Nonfiction: DB 78103 The Hour of Peril: The Secret Plot to Murder Lincoln Before the Civil War by Daniel Stashower Best Children’s/Young Adult Novel: DB 77918 Escape from Mr. -
Solving Mysteries Day by Kathie Felix
iinSinC the Sisters in Crime Quarterly Vol. 25, No. 2 Solving Mysteries Day by Kathie Felix n Saturday, April 21, Sisters in crime Thanks extended Volunteers and their jobs author members turned out in book - Members embraced the day’s sentiment even The participating authors enjoyed their time Ostores and libraries from Livermore if not volunteering. Many Sisters supported on the front lines of the publishing business. Falls, Maine, to Honolulu, Hawaii, to celebrate “Solving Mysteries day” by going into “It was really nice, fun, and—tiring,” Susan the librarians and booksellers who make their libraries and bookstores on April 21 to give Froetschel said after her day at the Takoma living by solving mysteries every day—by personal thanks to the booksellers and librar - Park Neighborhood Library in Washington, matching the right readers to the right books. ians they found working behind the counters dc “The librarians were just wonderful—and or in the stacks. “In honor of the 25th anniversary of the found - they want to get information on getting a Sisters ing of Sisters in crime, we were very pleased Sinc member Julie Tollefson stopped by the panel to come visit.” to be able to thank some of the people who Raven Bookstore in Lawrence, Kansas, and For Sinc board member (and librarian) Bar - work the hardest on the front lines of publishing let the world know via Twitter, “Just stopped bara Fister, her time in Minneapolis’ award- by rolling up our sleeves and working beside in to give a big #sinc thanks to @ravenbook - winning bookstore, “Once Upon a crime,” was them,” Sisters in crime President Frankie Y. -
Book Club Back List
Mystery Book Club Selections from July 2005 to present Title Author Topic Club date One for the Money Janet Evanovich Humorous mysteries July 2005 Buck Fever: a Blanco County Mystery Ben Rehder Humorous mysteries July 2005 Indigo Dying Susan Wittig Albert Cozies September 2005 Dead Man's Island Carolyn G. Hart Cozies September 2005 Money, Money, Money Ed McBain Police Procedurals October 2005 Murder at the Old Vicarage Jill McGown Police Procedurals October 2005 A Test of Wills Charles Todd World War I Mysteries Novermber 2005 Birds of a Feather Jacqueline Winspear World War I Mysteries Novermber 2005 A is for Alibi Sue Grafton Private Investigators December 2005 Small Vices Robert Parker Private Investigators December 2005 The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time Mark Haddon Unusual Detectives January 2006 Motherless Brooklyn Jonathan Lethem Unusual Detectives January 2006 Flashback Nevada Barr Park Rangers February 2006 Mexican Hat Michael McGarrity Park Rangers February 2006 Sherlock Holmes & the Female The Bee Keeper's Apprentice Laurie R. King Detective March 2006 Sherlock Holmes & the Female Good Night, Mr. Holmes Carole Nelson Douglas Detective March 2006 Eye of the Needle Ken Follett British Espionage April 2006 The Spy Who Came in from the Cold John Le Carre British Espionage April 2006 To Kill a Mockingbird Harper Lee Classic Courtroom Drama May 2006 The Coroner's Lunch Colin Cotterill Foreign Detectives June 2006 No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency Alexander McCall Smith Foreign Detectives June 2006 Rebecca Daphne du Maurier -
Best Mysteries 2015
covert agent, hunting and killing terrorists in Two Bronze Pennies – Chris Nickson blacklisted in America and forced to flee after MYSTERY & THRILLERS the Middle East. However, he never forgets It’s Christmas 1890, and DI Tom Harper is the war. He returns to Germany because of his Publishers Weekly his chief purpose in life: exacting retribution called to Leeds’s Jewish Quarter to investigate supposedly communist sympathies, but on those responsible for his father's downfall. the stabbing death of a young man whose eyes unknown to most is Meier’s true reason for are covered with two bronze pennies. A being in Berlin: to spy on behalf of the U.S. Dark Rooms – Lili Anolik The Verdict – Nick Stone In this suspenseful, sad, and shattering first refreshing change from typical London-based government. Multimillionaire hedge-funder Vernon James Victorian mysteries, Nickson’s historical novel, the shooting death of 16-year-old wild goes on trial for murder after the strangled An Officer and a Spy – offers a richly detailed and authentic portrait Robert Harris child Nica Baker has a devastating effect on body of a young woman is found in his luxury Politics could prove fatal in 19th-century of life for the poor and immigrants in a her year-older sister, Grace, who just can't let suite at the London hotel where, only hours France. In Robert Harris’s swift-paced novel Nica go. Grace repeatedly sees, hears, and northern English industrial city. (MYS) earlier, he accepted a major humanitarian of the Dreyfus affair, the narrator, a witty and talks with her during the grief-swamped, award. -
Reader's Advisory
Herman Brown Free Library March 2018 Read Alike Suggestions (All authors listed are available in the Burnet County Library System) A _______________________________ Abbott, Jeff James Lee Burke * Lee Child * Mary Jane Behrends Clark * Michael Connelly * P. T. Deutermann * Stephen Hunter * Ward Larsen * Glenn Meade * Michael Savage Adler, Elizabeth Sandra Brown * Mary Higgins Clark * Janet Dailey * Judith Gould * Tami Hoag * Susan Isaacs * Iris Johansen * Kat Martin * Karen Robards * Nora Roberts * Katherine Stone Albert, Susan Wittig Mignon Franklin Ballard * Stephanie Barron * Rita Mae Brown * Agatha Christie * Diane Mott Davidson * Alexander McCall Smith * Denise Swanson Albom, Mitch Deepak Chopra * Paulo Coelho * Harold Kushner * Yann Martel * Rick Warren Alcott, Louisa May T. Davis Bunn * Catherine Cookson * Jan Karon * Janette Oke * Judith Pella * Francine Rivers Alexander, Victoria Mary Balogh * Jo Beverley * Catherine Cookson * Christina Dodd * Sherrilyn Kenyon * Lisa Kleypas * Stephanie Laurens * Julia Quinn Allende, Isabel Bill Bryson * Michael Chabon * Pat Conroy * Jeffrey Eugenides * Sue Monk Kidd * Barbara Kingsolver * Gabriel Garcia Marquez * Ann Patchett * Amy Tan Anderson, Catherine Candace Camp * Janet Dailey * Lisa Gardner * Kay Hooper * Judith Krantz * Elizabeth Lowell * Karen Robards * Nora Roberts Andrews, Mary Kay Rita Mae Brown * Dixie Cash * Jennifer Crusie * Janet Evanovich * Joan Hess * Sophie Kinsella * Jayne Ann Krentz * Jennifer Weiner Andrews, V.C. Lawrence Block * Mary Higgins Clark * Robert Cormier * Lois -
July/August 2012
Discover What’s New at Your Library Vol. 13 ◊ Issue 4 July/August 2012 Summer Reading Kick-off The kick off for Summer Reading 2012 was held at the Eaton Branch on Saturday, June 2 for all the children of Preble County! The Brukner Nature Center was on hand to make the event extra special. The children saw a variety of nocturnal animals, including a possum and an owl! Over 90 children and parents were on hand to make this year’s first ever kick-off event for Summer Reading a great success! How’s it going? Eaton Branch Summer Reading Overview The Eaton Summer Reading Program is going great this year! The first week we offered 3 programs with 332 people attend- ing. The second week we held 2 programs with 288 people attending. We have been very busy every day since the program started and I would like to thank the circ desk staff for all the hard work they have put in this year. They are a big part of the success we are having this summer. Also I would like to thank the public for their continued support, making Brukner Nature Center Program Preble County Summer Reading Kick-off! my job so much easier. Teresa Deaton, Youth Services Looking Ahead - Family Fun Night at Eaton Branch West Alexandria Library G et ready for another great “Family Fun Night”? The Eaton Library will host Steven’s Puppets from Fort Wayne, Indiana on Thursday Sept. 20th at 6:30. The marionettes are hand carved and painted. The show we will be presenting is Beauty and the Beast, a favorite among children of all ages. -
Mystery Book Club Selections from July 2005 to Present Title Author Topic Club Date One for the Money Janet Evanovich Humorous M
Mystery Book Club Selections from July 2005 to present Title Author Topic Club date One for the Money Janet Evanovich Humorous mysteries July 2005 Buck Fever: a Blanco County Mystery Ben Rehder Humorous mysteries July 2005 Indigo Dying Susan Wittig Albert Cozies September 2005 Dead Man's Island Carolyn G. Hart Cozies September 2005 Money, Money, Money Ed McBain Police Procedurals October 2005 Murder at the Old Vicarage Jill McGown Police Procedurals October 2005 A Test of Wills Charles Todd World War I Mysteries Novermber 2005 Birds of a Feather Jacqueline Winspear World War I Mysteries Novermber 2005 A is for Alibi Sue Grafton Private Investigators December 2005 Small Vices Robert Parker Private Investigators December 2005 The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Mark Haddon Unusual Detectives January 2006 Night-time Motherless Brooklyn Jonathan Lethem Unusual Detectives January 2006 Flashback Nevada Barr Park Rangers February 2006 Mexican Hat Michael McGarrity Park Rangers February 2006 The Bee Keeper's Apprentice Laurie R. King Sherlock Holmes & the Female March 2006 Detective Good Night, Mr. Holmes Carole Nelson Douglas Sherlock Holmes & the Female March 2006 Detective Eye of the Needle Ken Follett British Espionage April 2006 The Spy Who Came in from the Cold John Le Carre British Espionage April 2006 To Kill a Mockingbird Harper Lee Classic Courtroom Drama May 2006 The Coroner's Lunch Colin Cotterill Foreign Detectives June 2006 No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency Alexander McCall Smith Foreign Detectives June 2006 Rebecca Daphne du Maurier -
A Hero of Two Times: Erast Fandorin and the Refurbishment of Genre
A Hero of Two Times: Erast Fandorin and the Refurbishment of Genre Dissertation Presented in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy in the Graduate School of The Ohio State University By Robert Alan Mulcahy, M.A. Graduate Program in Slavic and East European Languages and Cultures The Ohio State University 2013 Dissertation Committee: Helena Goscilo, Advisor John Davidson Yana Hashamova Jessie Labov Copyright by Robert Alan Mulcahy 2013 Abstract This study investigates the popular Adventures of Erast Fandorin series of Boris Akunin, Russia’s best-selling author of detective fiction. With the aid of Mikhail Bakhtin’s concepts of the chronotope and the zone of maximal contact, it addresses questions of genre (in a transnational context), serialization, and the role of zlobodnevnye voprosy (‘current issues’) in historical fiction. My analysis locates Akunin in the history of international detective fiction in order to appraise his contribution not only to the genre but also to modern Russian literature. To account for Akunin’s influential status in his home country, I hypothesize the reasons for the extraordinary success of his works and the cult around the protagonist of the series, as well as the significance of Fandorin’s values for contemporary Russian society. ii Acknowledgements During the entire course of this project I have been tremendously fortunate to have had the intellectual guidance and moral support of my advisor, Dr. Helena Goscilo, whose enormous patience and enduring trust in me helped to ensure that this thesis was eventually written. I would like to profoundly thank Dr. Goscilo for the time and effort she has invested and for the results of our collaboration. -
Program Book
A warm welcome to our authors attending Left Coast Crime 2014 from Barbara Leavy Sheldon Siegel Ann Parker Discover Mystery™ Twist Phelan We also extend congratulations to Aileen Baron Jeffery Siger and Priscilla Royal for Libby Hellmann their respective Calamari and Bruce Alexander Memorial Historical award nominations. Ken Kuhlken Priscilla Royal Jeffrey Siger Jeanne Tammy Kaehler Frederick Matthews Ramsay Welcome to Calamari Crime in Monterey! off the end of the historic wharf), be sure to say “hi” and You’re expecting a salutation from the Squid, but in feel freeIf you to can bend catch our anyears. of us, dashing around the hotel (or from the start! Well, perhaps “in charge” is an exaggera- fact a Hydra with four or five heads has been in charge Squid Row! tion…. A conspiracy was afoot at the close of Left Coast Whatever you do, have fun at Left Coast Crime on Crime 2012 in Sacramento, resulting in command and con- Bill & Toby & Lucinda & Stan, LCC 2014 Co-Chairs trol conferred on Bill and Toby Gottfried, Lucinda Surber, assistance. Bill and Toby chaired Left Coast Crime 2004 in Table of Contents Monterey,and Stan Ulrich, so they along know with the Janet ropes; Rudolph’s Lucinda isable always advice up and for a new challenge; and Stan couldn’t hide fast enough. But really, it has been a blast, and a great pleasure to Schedule 3 - Panels 5 Lifetime Achievement: work together, along with our dedicated corps of volun Marcia Muller, 13 teers — and when LCC says “volunteers” we mean that Bill Pronzini 15 nobodyThe receives Co-Chairs any particularly pay for untold want hours to thank of work.