The Cutting Edge: Best and Brightest Mystery Writers of the 90’s from Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (1998) Anthology by Janet Hutchings
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Overview: "A MYSTERY BOOK reviewer and bookstore owner recently made the following observation in a letter to Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine: "As a reader, I’m truly worried about the diminishing diversity in the mystery book market. Homogenization is occurring. I can see a trend towards books as product and formulaic writing.”
If it is indeed the case that mystery novelists in the 1990s are succumbing to pressure for known and marketable content, then we have all the more reason to rejoice that mystery short story writers are not. The nineties have, so far, been a particularly rich decade for variety and experimentation in the short story form…"
From the Introduction
Genre: Fiction > Mystery /Thriller
Contents:
Introduction by Janet Hutchings
Looking for David by Lawrence Block
Death Cup by Joyce Carol Oates
Disposing of Mrs. Cronk by Peter Lovesey
Solo by Marcia Muller
Herbert in Motion by Ian Rankin
Cedar Savage by Doug Allyn
Guilt Trip by Val McDermid
DEAD AS a Dodo by Colin Dexter
Out There in the Darkness by Ed Gorman
Yuletide Justice by William Bernhardt
Rumpole and the Nanny Society by John Mortimer
Speak No Evil by Nancy Pickard
Hole In Two by Ralph Mclnerny
Perp Walk by Andrew Vachss
Star of the Silver Screen by Janice Law
Unmarked Graves by George C. Chesbro
Clothes by Ruth Rendell
In This House of Stone by Jeremiah Healy
Remembrance by Carolyn G. Hart
The Cancellation by Reginald Hill
Christ’s Tears by Kate Wilhelm
Night Train to Babylon by Ray Bradbury
BIRD OF Paradise by John Harvey
Luminarias Make It Christmas-y by Janet LaPierre
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