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The ideal mix of spine-tingling mystery and suspense. Each issue offers at least seven new mystery short stories plus one "Mystery Classic" - an outstanding tale from the genre's past.
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The ideal mix of spine-tingling mystery and suspense. Each issue offers at least seven new mystery short stories plus one "Mystery Classic" - an outstanding tale from the genre's past.
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17 of 17 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Solid entertainment for mystery fans,
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This review is from: Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine (Magazine)
AHMM always seemed like a poor cousin to its sister publication Ellery Queen (EQMM). The stories don't have individual lead-in blurbs; instead, a brief editorial mentions any particularly interesting stories, introduces new writers, or calls attention to new departments in the magazine.The stories, while not as polished or literary as in EQMM, are usually enjoyable. Some authors return to the same characters and I often look forward to their pieces, such as John H Dirckx's Detective Auburn, or D.A. McGuire, who had an excellent series with a preteen detective. Many new writers try the waters of AHMM first and then move "up" to EQMM. In addition to the expected book review column, AHMM features a reader's contest called "Mysterious Photograph" where you can send in a short-short based on a photo they supply; there is a crossword or acrostic puzzle, and a new feature includes interviews with well-known mystery authors. If you love mysteries, especially the short-story form, you should be getting both AHMM and EQMM. Note: Starting with the 2004 issues, AHMM now publishes 10 issues a year; 2 are "double issues" with almost twice as many pages.
17 of 18 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Thanks AHMM!,
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This review is from: Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine (Magazine)
I have subscribed to both Alfred Hitchcock and Ellery Queen for years. EQMM is usually a notch better in quality, but AHMM is the avenue for new writers to use more often. As such, the quality of writing is more erratic, but the stories are often more adventurous and the voice a little fresher. Not only that, but AHMM has a monthly contest which is fun and challenging for writers at any level, and a monthly logic puzzle which is always entertaining.
12 of 12 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
A wonderful magazine, one of the last of its kind.,
By George (Vermont) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine (Magazine)
Though mystery novels have never been more popular, we seem to have forgotten the pleasures of the short story. Every month, AHMM offers a satisfying range of stories from noirs to cozies, from contemporaries to historicals, by both established writers and newcomers. This is a great place to spot talent on the way up or to sample the work of writers you don't know (without committing to a novel). Plus, short stories are perfect for the bus or the subway. Once, a wide range of magazines published short fiction in a variety of genres; AHMM is one of the few still upholding that proud tradition.
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