T. Henry are the duo in charge of The Mystery Bookshelf (henryct.wordpress.com), where “helping you select truly excellent mystery fiction” is their goal. It’s primarily a review site, but there’s an occasional interview, too, most recently with author Charlie Newton. Sheridan seems to be carrying most of the load in 2012, and he’s set himself a challenge that includes reading some of the “classic” crime novels, reading new authors, and reading books from different geographical areas. Both authors have posted links to lists of their favorite books, so you can find out how their tastes align with yours. I’ve found this kind of thing helpful when considering reviews.Kittling: Books (www.kittlingbooks.com) might strike you as an odd title for a blog unless you know a bit of Gaelic. Kittling, we’re told by Cathy, the blog’s writer, is “a Gaelic word that means ‘anything that strikes [my] fancy,’ and that pretty much sums up my reading tastes.” Mostly her tastes run to mysteries, and while there are plenty of reviews here, other features include link roundups, interviews, photographs, and book news.
What do You think about Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine 09/01/12 (2012)?
