Mystery Writers of America includes Elizabeth C. Bunce’s Premeditated Myrtle...
Here’s some news that got us off to a great start this week–The Mystery Writers of America just announced its annual recognition of the mystery, crime, suspense, and intrigue genres. The annual list...
View ArticleIn Myrtle Peril–Elizabeth C. Bunce’s Edgar Award-winning mystery series...
A missing heiress lost at sea! A murder in plain sight that has no apparent victim! With stakes this high, is amateur detective Myrtle Hardcastle finally In Myrtle Peril? The latest thrilling...
View ArticleWinter reading–For another Victorian winter tale, try Cold-Blooded Myrtle
Along with A Visit from St. Nicholas, there is no more famous Christmas story than Charles Dickens′ A Christmas Carol. Since it debuted in 1843 it’s been reprinted hundreds of times, made into more...
View ArticleIn Myrtle Peril–Elizabeth C. Bunce is Agatha Award finalist for third...
Here’s some great news to begin 2023–As we mentioned back in October here at borg, 2021 Edgar Award-winning author and borg contributor Elizabeth C. Bunce released the fourth book in her Myrtle...
View ArticleBuild the lost ship Persephone from In Myrtle Peril with the Zvezda...
Last fall, Edgar Award-winning author and borg contributor Elizabeth C. Bunce released In Myrtle Peril, the fourth novel in her Myrtle Hardcastle Mystery series. Inspired in part by the real-life lost...
View ArticleMyrtle, Means, and Opportunity–Elizabeth C. Bunce’s mystery series continues...
A haunted Scottish estate! A string of murders! Amateur detective Myrtle Hardcastle returns this week in her fifth adventure, a blend of Scooby-Doo and Clue, but who had the motive, means, and...
View ArticleMonk returns–Quirky ace detective is returning for one more case
Honeymoon in Vegas, Addams Family Values, I.Q., The X-Files, Gattaca, A Civil Action–So many roles, but you probably first really noticed Tony Shalhoub in Men in Black, Wings, and Galaxy Quest. He...
View ArticleFor another Victorian winter tale…
Along with A Visit from St. Nicholas, there is no more famous Christmas story than Charles Dickens′ A Christmas Carol. Since it debuted in 1843 it’s been reprinted hundreds of times, made into more...
View ArticleDimension War–New novel revisits the earliest Doctor Strange tales
Review by C.J. Bunce These days when you think of the occult in comics, you probably think of the black magic of Sabrina in Archie Comics’ Chilling Adventures of Sabrina. The magic of Doctor Strange...
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