Want the best in mysteries? Look to The Strand Mystery Magazine. Each issue delivers stories of mystery and suspense by some of today's leading mystery writers.

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I can find no video evidence of Charles Laughton doing a dramatic reading of the New York City phone book (which apparently is a real thing) but here he is on live television taking the challenge of reading a tax form and trying to make it entertaining he does
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Pigtionary: A pigment of the imagination @PictionaryApp @The_Learned_Pig #pig #art #sketch @HorribleSanity @StrandMag
In 1899, the Strand Magazine got a bunch of famous people to sketch pigs while wearing a blindfold, a concept that you have to admit is a sort of genius.
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I had the great pleasure of interviewing @1pcornwell about her latest novel, SHARP FORCE, & the forthcoming #Scarpetta TV series for @StrandMag. While the full piece is only available in the current print issue, you can read an abbreviated version online. strandmag.com/interview-with…
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One of the stories from Susan Knight's 'Holmes The Hunter' is in this month's Strand Magazine! mxpublishing.com/products/sh… @StrandMag
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The name is Bone, not Bond. But the author is Fleming, Ian Fleming. He wrote a story about Caffery Bone — journalist, not spy — a year before his debut novel “Casino Royale.” Now “The Strand” has picked up the tale. How did the manuscript surface? Ah… finebooksmagazine.com/fine-b…
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🎉 Happy Birthday to the world’s greatest detective, Sherlock Holmes! 🔎 Celebrate the day with 10 fascinating facts about Holmes that every fan should know. #SherlockHolmes #Mystery #Detective
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Sherlock Holmes Gifts from The Strand Magazine bit.ly/4fxtKhQ Now including our advent calendars @StrandMag
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Books news… “Ahlquist is in good company (Jonathan Lethem, Gilbert Adair, Christopher Hitchens) in having found in Chesterton 'just a passion that took over'” Lost GK Chesterton essay about detective stories published by Andrew Gulli @StrandMag theguardian.com/books/2024/s…
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I'm beyond thrilled to announce that I now officially represent the legendary Strand Magazine. Some of the most legendary writers of all time have appeared in The Strand over the years, and I can't wait to help @StrandMag share even more amazing stories with the world.
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60 years after the film, @StrandMag has released his previously unpublished short story, “First Squad, First Platoon,” which candidly explores the brutality of war – adding new facets to his rich body of work, and incudes a forward from his daughters, Jodi & Anne Serling. (2/3)
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To celebrate The Strand Magazine publishing the previously un-published story: First Squad, First Platoon by Rod Serling, Tom Elliot speaks to some of the key players involved in its release. Anne Serling, Andrew Gulli, Nick Parisi and Amy Boyle Johnston thetwilightzonepodcast.com/e…
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To discuss the publication of First Squad, First Platoon in @StrandMag I spoke to an amazing panel of guests...
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Tune in at 7am ET Saturday when my guest will be @AnneSerling and we'll be talking about a newly discovered story by her dad, Rod Serling! stream us: wyso.org @RodSerlingFndtn @StrandMag @WYSO @TheNightGallery
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#JohnDavidBethel's latest thriller #MappingtheNight out June 1. Hear how he writes at @StrandMag
Keith Richards Made Me Do It Keith Richards has written some of the most memorable music in rock & roll history. His process is simple. He begins with a “riff” – or refrain – and builds around it. That’s how I write. I begin with a “riff” go from there. mysterycenter.com/2024/05/02…
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Farewell to the great Roger Corman, whose body of work is beyond massive, and whose influence on the genre is literally immeasurable. Our condolences to his friends, family and many fans. Thanks for everything, sir.
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