Show Notes
What happens when you take a write known for another genre and add mystery? Brook and Sarah discuss authors who have successfully crossed genres into mystery.
Discussed and mentioned
The Red House Mystery (1922) A.A. Milne
The Lost World (1912) Arthur Conan Doyle
Blood on the Dining Room Floor: A Murder Mystery(1948) Gertrude Stein
Tales of the Black Widowers (1964) Isaac Asimov
Holly (2023) Stephen King
Mr. Mercedes (2014) Stephen King
Misery (1987) Stephen King
Alias Grace (1996) Margaret Atwood
The Blind Assassin (2000) Margaret Atwood
The Name of the Rose (1983) Umberto Eco
J.K. Rowling/Robert Galbraith
Nora Roberts/J.D. Robb
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