Two SMFS list members have published works in Mystery
Readers Journal: Legal Mysteries Volume 38, No. 4, Winter 2022. Published by
Mystery Readers International, the read is available in print and pdf formats
on the website.
The SMFS list members published in the issue are:
Elizabeth Elwood’s article, "A Legal Mystery?
Call for Miss Marple.”
Judith Mathison’s essay, "Killing Lawyers (On Paper): A New Type of Therapy.”
Website Synopsis:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
AUTHOR! AUTHOR!
- Killing
Lawyers (On Paper): A New Type of Therapy by Judith Ayn
- The
Curious Career of Martin H. Ehrengraf by Lawrence Block
- Every
Story Has a Beginning by James Barretto
- “Don’t
Tell Me What You Did” by Mark Bruce
- Keeping
it Legal by Diane Capri
- Grief,
Loss and a Con Man Changed My Life by Steve Cavanagh
- Is
the Legal Thriller Dead? by Lori Huff Dillman
- Writing
What You Know—Sort of… by Martin Edwards
- Let
Justice Be Done, Though the Heavens Fall by Anne Emery
- A
Legal Mystery? Call for Miss Marple by Elizabeth Elwood
- True
Lies by Chuck Greaves
- An
Unwilling Witness by Connie Johnson Hambley
- Advice
to Would-be Lawyer/Author by James Grippando
- Legally
Blocked by Joyce Holms
- Jo
Peters : ADA, City Attorney and P.I. by Gay Toltl Kinman
- House
Witness by Mike Lawson
- Character
Is Destiny… in Court and Out by Paul Levine
- “You
Don’t Need a Lawyer!” (Yes, You Do) by Terrence McCauley
- My
Brushes with a Serial Killer by Jodé Millman
- The
Lawyer as Storyteller by Robert Rotstein
- Keeping
It Real by C.L. Tolbert
- Writing
the First Legal Thriller by Bentley Turner
- The
Best Defense by Bev Vincent
- Case
# 421946: Crime & Punishment in Renaissance Florence by Alana
White
- The
Last Lie Told by Debra Webb
- Did
the Barrister Do It? by Elizabeth Woodcraft
COLUMNS
- Mystery
in Retrospect: Reviews by Aubrey Hamilton, Lesa Holstine, Joan
Ramirez, Kathy Boone Reel, L.J. Roberts, Lucinda Surber, Craig Sisterson
- Children’s
Hour: Legal Mysteries by Gay Toltl Kinman
- In
Short: It’s Legal… and It’s Short by Marv Lachman
- Crime
Seen: In the Courtroom by Kate Derie
- The
D.A.’s Men by Jim Doherty
- From the Editor’s Desk by Janet A. Rudolph
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