Tag Archives: 1920s

Non-Fiction Spotlight: Cents of Wonder: Science Fiction’s First Award Winners, edited by Steve Davidson and Kermit Woodall

Posted on October 8, 2022 by Cora

After the Hugos is before the next Hugos, so I’m continuing my Non-Fiction Spotlight project, where I interview the authors/editors of SFF-related non-fiction books that come out in 2022 and are eligible for the 2023 Hugo Awards. For more about … Continue reading →

Posted in Books, Non-Fiction Spotlight | Tagged 1920s, 2023 Hugo eligible, Amazing Stories, anthology, awards, Best Related Work, Cents of Wonder: Science Fiction's First Award Winners, Charles R. Tanner, Clare Winger Harris, Hugo Awards, Hugo Gernsback, interviews, interviews with other writers, John Robinson Pierce, Kermit Woodall, Lloyd Penney, non-fiction, Non-Fiction Spotlight, other people's books, retro science fiction, Steve Davidson, The Experimenter Publishing Company, vintage science fiction | 3 Comments

A Trio of Links: Vintage Crime Fiction, 1960s Protests and New Sword and Sorcery

Posted on June 7, 2022 by Cora

The next Obi-Wan Kenobi and Star Trek reviews are coming, but first of all, here are some links to new work by me that may be found elsewhere: To begin with, issue 439 of the fanzine The Drink Tank has … Continue reading →

Posted in Links | Tagged 1920s, 1960s, detective fiction, Galactic Journey, German books, German crime fiction, German history, German politics, Harald Harst, link dump, necromancy, new edge sword and sorcery, police violence, pulp fiction, Romanheft, sword and sorcery, The Drink Tank, Village of the Unavenged Dead, Walter Kabel, Whetstone Magazine | Leave a comment

Love and Crime 2022 – A Round-up of Indie Valentine’s Day Mysteries and Crime Fiction

Posted on February 13, 2022 by Cora

Our monthly round-ups of new speculative fiction and new crime fiction releases by indie authors are a perennially popular feature. Therefore, we now offer you a round-up of our favourite Valentine’s Day mysteries by indie and small press authors. The … Continue reading →

Posted in Books, Indie Crime Fiction of the Month | Tagged 1920s, 1930s, amateur sleuth, animal mystery, British mystery, cozy mystery, crime fiction, crime shorts, crime thriller, culinary mystery, hardboiled mystery, historical mystery, In Love and War, jazz age mystery, kidnapping, legal thriller, LGBTQ, missing persons, my books, noir, organised crime, other people's books, our books, paranormal mystery, police procedural, private investigator, pulp thriller, revenge, romantic suspense, science fiction mystery, science fiction thriller, serial killers, small town mystery, The Silencer, traditional mystery, Valentine's Day | Leave a comment

Love and Crime 2021 – A Round-up of Indie Valentine’s Day Mysteries and Crime Fiction

Posted on February 13, 2021 by Cora

Love and Crime 2020 – A Round-up of Indie Valentine’s Day Mysteries and Crime Fiction

Posted on February 13, 2020 by Cora

Posted in Books, Indie Crime Fiction of the Month | Tagged 1920s, 1930s, amateur sleuth, animal mystery, cozy mystery, crime fiction, crime shorts, crime thriller, culinary mystery, hardboiled mystery, historical mystery, jazz age mystery, kidnapping, legal thriller, missing persons, my books, noir, other people's books, our books, paranormal mystery, police procedural, pulp thriller, revenge, science fiction mystery, serial killers, small town mystery, The Silencer, Valentine's Day | Leave a comment

Indie Crime Fiction of the Month for January 2020

Posted on January 30, 2020 by Cora

Welcome to the latest edition of “Indie Crime Fiction of the Month”. So what is “Indie Crime Fiction of the Month”? It’s a round-up of speculative fiction by indie authors newly published this month, though some December books I missed … Continue reading →