NPR Recommends “The Case of the Gilded Fly”


NPR Recommends “The Case of the Gilded Fly”

By Edmund Crispin

Felonious News • Felony & Mayhem Reviews

Felony and Mayhem's book book "The Case of the Gilded Fly" was recently featured on National Public Radio's show ...

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MISSING nominated for Best Novel Edgar!

Felonious News • Felony & Mayhem Reviews • Karin Alvtegen

Karin Alvtegen's Missing--now out in paperback--has been nominated for an Edgar for Best Mystery Novel of 2009. Complete list of ...

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The Peking Man is Missing — Reviewed by the Newark Star-Ledger

Claire Taschdjian • Felony & Mayhem Reviews • Foreign

"Because the author knew the territory, the setting is authentic. And the political complexities of Chinese-Japanese-American relations during World ...

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A GOOD DEATH Has Been Reviewed by the Newark Star-Ledger

Elizabeth Ironside • Felony & Mayhem Reviews

"Ironside rests this story on the complicated quilt of all the parties at play in the war in France ...

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A GOOD DEATH Has Been Reviewed by The New York Times

Felony & Mayhem Reviews

Read the review of A Good Death published in the New York Times on December 12, 2008


A GOOD DEATH Has Been Reviewed by Richmond Times-Dispatch

Albert Campion • Felony & Mayhem Reviews

"Ironside is a master storyteller, a creator of characters who live in the reader's memory. Like her previous books, 'A ...

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Peking Man: The Mystery Continues…

2008 • Claire Taschdjian • Felonious News • Felony & Mayhem Reviews • Publisher's Blog

File this post under “It’s a Small World After All.” Those who have read The Peking Man is Missing -- and if you haven’t, what are you waiting for? It’s an incredibly cool story that is in fact partly true, and it involves enough conspiracy theories to make the Kennedy Assassination look like an also-ran.

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