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Mike Donohue

@mikedmystery.bsky.social
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Thriller writer, reader, book lover. Will often pick books depending on whether they will lie flat during meals. Find my books at mikedonohuebooks.com #thrillerwriter

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Mike Donohue @mikedmystery.bsky.social · 11h
Newbery medalist Erin Entrada Kelly picks 10 horror novels for young readers in the NYT, including NOT QUITE A GHOST and SCARY STORIES FOR YOUNG FOXES, where Beatrix Potter is a villainous taxidermist. Future crime readers, start here. buff.ly/iCae7Pc
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https://www.nytimes.com/2026/10/09/books/review/erin-entrada-kelly-horror-novels-kids.html
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Mike Donohue @mikedmystery.bsky.social · 16/10/2026
The best premise in the Seattle Times October paperback list: THE CHAIN HOUSE. A cult leader on death row confesses to secretly writing bestselling thrillers, and the unpublished final book hides clues to his unsolved murders. Pretty unique hook. buff.ly/eJ2mRDu
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13 new paperbacks to check out this month
This month's best paperbacks cover a wide range of horror, as well as a few exciting reissues of lost classics and a couple of historical gems for good measure.
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Mike Donohue @mikedmystery.bsky.social · 15/10/2026
13 Creepy Crime Novels for Your October TBR October has a way of making ordinary things feel wrong. The quiet house, the empty road, the neighbor who waves a beat too long. If that kind of unease...
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13 Creepy Crime Novels for Your October TBR
October has a way of making ordinary things feel wrong. The quiet house, the empty road, the neighbor who waves a beat too long. If that kind of unease is...
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Mike Donohue @mikedmystery.bsky.social · 15/10/2026
Sarah Lyall's NYT thriller column picks escape over terror: Grisham's THE FRENCH ILLUSION (honeymooners abducted in France), Lucy Foley's Miss Marple in the Alps, and Richard Osman's WE CHASE SHADOWS. buff.ly/84WEhyg
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https://www.nytimes.com/2026/10/01/books/review/new-thriller-novels.html
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Mike Donohue @mikedmystery.bsky.social · 14/10/2026
Sarah Weinman's NYT crime column leads with James Sallis's last novel, BACKWATER: a jazz guitarist and ex-detective pulled back to the hometown he swore off. Also in the column: Alan Parks's 1941 New York noir DECEPTION, a crystal shop cozy, and Emiko Jean's BEFORE YOU WERE ANNE. buff.ly/vi9TRUN
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https://www.nytimes.com/2026/10/03/books/review/new-mystery-books.html
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Mike Donohue @mikedmystery.bsky.social · 12/10/2026
NYT's Jason Mott pitches T. Geronimo Johnson's 672-page novel to readers who do supersets of INFINITE JEST and HOUSE OF LEAVES, then cool down with Percival Everett. His verdict: ambitious, angry, and unapologetic. buff.ly/z7vHWNQ
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https://www.nytimes.com/2026/10/04/books/review/the-occidental-book-of-the-dead-t-geronimo-johnson.html
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Mike Donohue @mikedmystery.bsky.social · 11/10/2026
Marvel is launching a horror line called Midnight Marvel, with three titles dropping at midnight Wednesday. NYT's horror comics roundup also promises a zombie tea party. buff.ly/ACrkca8
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https://www.nytimes.com/2026/10/06/arts/comics-horror-halloween.html
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Mike Donohue @mikedmystery.bsky.social · 11/10/2026
Reactor makes the case that PSYCHO II is the best sequel nobody wanted: Norman Bates is cured, sincerely trying to rejoin society, and the world won't believe he's changed. buff.ly/gpNIOU0
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12 Underrated Horror Movies to Stream This October - Reactor
May I interest you in... THE CAR?!?!
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Mike Donohue @mikedmystery.bsky.social · 10/10/2026
Fun one for readers and bibliophiles: Indie bookshop Nooks answers the question every bookshop gets: how do you choose what to stock? Every book on the shelf means one that can't be. buff.ly/ZQuAOAT
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One question we get asked a lot
And how you can help us decide which books to carry
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Mike Donohue @mikedmystery.bsky.social · 10/10/2026
Oldie but goodie if you are battling a reading slump. MMD's page-turner list includes THE MYSTERY OF HENRI PICK: a library of unpublished manuscripts, a masterpiece by a pizza chef, and one snobby critic who smells a rat. Books about books that are also mysteries. Sold. buff.ly/asxeduY
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20 unputdownable mysteries and thrillers to keep you glued to the page
When I'm tempted to keep scrolling the news on my phone, I need a book that pulls me in and keeps me rapt for hours. There's nothing like a well-plotted
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Mike Donohue @mikedmystery.bsky.social · 09/10/2026
I'm a big fan of YA mystery/thrillers when I'm in a slump and just need a pure shot of plot. Book Riot's YA list for adults has THE WEIGHT OF BLOOD, a CARRIE retelling told partly as a true crime podcast about a town nearly wiped out after its first integrated prom. buff.ly/dSaHmdw
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Best YA Mysteries/Thrillers for Adult Readers
If you're not reading YA mysteries/thrillers, you're missing out on some of the best of the genre. Here's where adult readers can get started.
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Mike Donohue @mikedmystery.bsky.social · 08/10/2026
The Guardian's Alison Flood still thinks King is a genius and THE TALISMAN is the perfect coming-of-age dark fantasy. But OTHER WORLDS THAN THESE might be for Constant Readers only and the endless Territories crisscrossing eventually got boring. buff.ly/bdhRiwW
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Other Worlds Than These by Stephen King and Peter Straub review – a self-indulgent finale to the Talisman trilogy
There are moments of shivering joy as the protagonist of two enduring classics, Jack Sawyer, returns – but this time his journey feels endlessly repetitive
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Mike Donohue @mikedmystery.bsky.social · 07/10/2026
Initial reviews of King's latest appear...very King. NYT's reviewer was happy to revisit Mid-World vampires called wompies, less happy to meet a Tesla Cybertruck. OTHER WORLDS THAN THESE: great momentum, a lot of repetition, but closure after 40 years. buff.ly/a1sgavR
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https://www.nytimes.com/2026/10/07/books/review/other-worlds-than-these-stephen-king-peter-straub.html
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Mike Donohue @mikedmystery.bsky.social · 07/10/2026
Seattle Times horror picks for the season change: MAZYWOOD (Old Hollywood and a hungry mountain lodge), AMERICAN NIGHTMARE (a Black man goes undercover for the NAACP to investigate lynchings), & THE SOFA, in which a family's couch is replaced with an ugly antique. buff.ly/lAKY42g
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5 dark books to dive into this fall
This batch of horror novels comes with plenty of reasons to keep the lights on — may your fictional nightmares stay safely between the covers.
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Mike Donohue @mikedmystery.bsky.social · 05/10/2026
The donation boxes for the Oxfam bookshop on Portobello Road have turned up a first edition LORD OF THE RINGS and early ALICE IN WONDERLAND editions. Latest find: a first edition MOCKINGBIRD in lovely condition. Every donation box is a lottery ticket. buff.ly/QTog2ik
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To spot a 'Mockingbird': London thrift manager finds rare U.S. literary 1st edition
You never know what you'll unearth in a thrift store. NPR's Scott Simon speaks to Olivia Haysman-Walker about the discovery of a rare first edition of a classic American novel in a London bookstore.
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Mike Donohue @mikedmystery.bsky.social · 04/10/2026
Lois Lowry's BUILDING 903: a society has banned all storytelling, so Tessa can't even imagine why her twin brother vanished. NYT's Neal Shusterman says it earns a place beside FAHRENHEIT 451 and THE BOOK THIEF, though it asks the easy questions rather than the hard ones. buff.ly/RO6OmbU
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https://www.nytimes.com/2026/09/25/books/review/lois-lowry-building-903.html
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Mike Donohue @mikedmystery.bsky.social · 04/10/2026
Katsu on the monster in INCARNATE: not the AI, but human weakness and greed. She says the book isn't a course in machine learning. It's about the space between cold science and the magic of the unknown. buff.ly/FmexTUD
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Alma Katsu on Thrillers, Deepfakes, and Keeping Up with New Technology
My desire to write Incarnate, a novel about the dangers of technology, came from my time as a technology futurist for CIA. Being someone who assessed where new technologies might take us meant drin…
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Mike Donohue @mikedmystery.bsky.social · 03/10/2026
If THE TRAITORS has you wanting an isolated castle, secrets and people you can't trust, Book Riot has three horror picks: Tananarive Due's MAZYWOOD, Cassandra Khaw's NOTHING BUT BLACKENED TEETH and Jennifer Thorne's NEWBOURNE PARK. Tartan optional. buff.ly/LUsrSXk
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Books Like THE TRAITORS
Love the atmosphere and Gothic flavor of THE TRAITORS? Try these books like THE TRAITORS between your streaming sessions.
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Mike Donohue @mikedmystery.bsky.social · 03/10/2026
Book Riot rounds up six mystery comics: a theater kid murder at an elite school, a flip phone that won't stop calling about an old killing, a witchy boarding school disappearance, and a 1990s Istanbul story of two students, a drowned woman and organized crime. buff.ly/cxekGUy
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6 Great Mystery and Thriller Comics
These mystery and comic thrillers will have you flipping pages as fast as possible.
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Mike Donohue @mikedmystery.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
Christie wrote 66 detective novels and it still isn't enough. NYT's Sadie Stein has a dozen read-alikes, from Leonie Swann's octogenarian sleuth in AGNES SHARP AND THE WEDDING TO DIE FOR to Cyril Hare's snowbound AN ENGLISH MURDER. Good list for the post-Marple hangover. buff.ly/CPYA22a
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https://www.nytimes.com/2026/09/23/books/agatha-christie-mystery-books.html
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Mike Donohue @mikedmystery.bsky.social · 01/10/2026
Guardian's crime roundup leads with Lucy Foley's MURDER AT THE GRAND ALPINE HOTEL, the first Miss Marple continuation novel. Also in the mix: Janice Hallett's newest Fairway Players mystery and William Boyd's Cold War spy caper COLD SUNSET. buff.ly/jQwzILU
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The best recent crime and thrillers – review roundup
Murder at the Grand Alpine Hotel by Lucy Foley; The Silent Appeal by Janice Hallett; Cold Sunset by William Boyd; The Occidental Book of the Dead by T Geronimo Johnson and The Last Tenant by Eva…
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Mike Donohue @mikedmystery.bsky.social · 30/09/2026
With Lucy Foley's Miss Marple novel now out, Book Riot matches her thrillers to Christie backlist. THE GUEST LIST fans get A CARIBBEAN MYSTERY. GRAND ALPINE fans get A MURDER IS ANNOUNCED and THE MOUSETRAP. buff.ly/g4aJ48M
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If You Like These Lucy Foley Novels, Try These Agatha Christie Books
Lucy Foley is the author of the new Miss Marple novel Murder at the Grand Alpine Hotel. Here are the Agatha Christie books Lucy Foley fans will love.
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Mike Donohue @mikedmystery.bsky.social · 28/09/2026
Bazell's 2009 novel BEAT THE REAPER packs the whole story into one eight-hour hospital shift. Now Apple TV has Will Poulter as Dr. Brown, J.K. Simmons as Dr. Friendly, and Breaking Bad's Sam Catlin running the show. I vaguely remember reading this. I def remember that cover. buff.ly/byA5SHM
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Beat the Reaper: J.K. Simmons and Will Poulter to Star in TV Adaptation of Josh Bazell's Novel - Reactor
The surprsing thriller will stream on Apple TV
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Mike Donohue @mikedmystery.bsky.social · 28/09/2026
The Most Anticipated Crime Fiction of Fall 2026 and Winter 2027 The most anticipated crime fiction of fall 2026 and winter 2027 is the deepest lineup I've seen in years. Truly something for everyone. Except...
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The Most Anticipated Crime Fiction of Fall 2026 and Winter 2027
The most anticipated crime fiction of fall 2026 and winter 2027 is the deepest lineup I've seen in years. Truly something for everyone. Except maybe legal thrillers. More on that...
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Mike Donohue @mikedmystery.bsky.social · 27/09/2026
A Friday the 13th prequel that centers Pamela Voorhees's grief rather than the slasher violence — Reactor notes it's tonally closer to WIDOW'S BAY than the original franchise. Linda Cardellini leads. October 15, Peacock, eight episodes. buff.ly/wWIHi50
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Crystal Lake Trailer Raises a Question: Is This a Friday the 13th Prequel or a Reboot? - Reactor
Still doing the slowed-down, overly-on-the-nose songs, I see
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Mike Donohue @mikedmystery.bsky.social · 27/09/2026
At Mystery Fanfare, Jonathan Santlofer's writing advice, channeling Billy Wilder: "The tougher the subject matter, the more you'd better make them laugh." His ninth novel, TEN PERFECT GUESTS, is an homage to classic whodunit. buff.ly/8wuAwQh
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Crafting a Whodunnit for Our Time: Guest post by Jonathan Santlofer
I grew up on Edgar Allan Poe, the Hardy Boys, Agatha Christie, Patricia Highsmith, and comic books. In between, I read a few adventure stori...
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Mike Donohue @mikedmystery.bsky.social · 26/09/2026
Nina Simon's family-mystery picks for NYT: RAZORBLADE TEARS , WINTER'S BONE. Both make NYT's Best Thrillers of the 21st Century list. SMALL MERCIES, LONG BRIGHT RIVER, MIRACLE CREEK. Mostly big names, big books, but a solid list. buff.ly/ts4gzJe
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https://www.nytimes.com/2026/09/19/books/mystery-thriller-books-family.html
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Mike Donohue @mikedmystery.bsky.social · 26/09/2026
LA Times NEAGLEY review: "preposterous and teeming with clichés" in a mostly good way. Alan Ritchson drops by to hand off the spinoff. Prime Video. buff.ly/5HzIA7I
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Review: Mystery and romance pair up in 'Tommy & Tuppence,' while 'Neagley' builds on 'Reacher's' action
Two new mystery series with literary roots arrive: BritBox's new take on an Agatha Christie detective duo and Prime Video's expansion of the 'Reacher' universe focused on Frances Neagley.
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Mike Donohue @mikedmystery.bsky.social · 25/09/2026
Did you know Hollywood contracts encode meaning into the ampersand? "Screenplay by X & Y" means a real writing partnership. "Screenplay by X and Y" means one writer got brought in to salvage another's draft. T&C essay on the ampersand's secret grammar of collaboration. buff.ly/FCe9oV7
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An Ode to the Ampersand
The mighty glyph has animated this magazine—and joined its dual forces—for 180 years.
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Mike Donohue @mikedmystery.bsky.social · 25/09/2026
NYT's fall fiction preview, the crime fic picks: Lucy Foley's Marple reboot, S.A. Cosby writing Luke Cage, Elizabeth Kostova's Dracula-adjacent thriller, and Anna Pitoniak's new espionage novel. Worth the full browse. (paywall) buff.ly/uM93Uqi
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https://www.nytimes.com/2026/09/08/books/review/new-novels-coming-this-fall.html
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Mike Donohue @mikedmystery.bsky.social · 24/09/2026
Garry Disher on what makes "outback noir" distinct: unlike Bosch in LA or Rebus in Edinburgh, these detectives are outsiders — new to the setting, living in motel rooms or pub rooms above the bar, conducting twin investigations into both the crime and the place itself. buff.ly/hov69g4
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Outsiders in the Bush: Garry Disher on Australian Outback Noir
There have always been Australian crime novels set in remote areas, but a distinctive cluster of them has appeared in recent years, prompting reviewers to use the phrase, “outback noir.”…
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Mike Donohue @mikedmystery.bsky.social · 23/09/2026
Book Riot's fall horror adaptation slate: Pablo Larraín (MARIA, JACKIE) directing a Mariana Enríquez adaptation for Netflix, Jessica Chastain facing her own doppelgänger in OTHER MOMMY, and Maika Monroe going full Victorian gothic serial killer. buff.ly/0Y9oISF
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Horror Adaptations Scaring Up Screens in Fall 2026
Three upcoming horror novel adaptations you'll want on your to-watch list.
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Mike Donohue @mikedmystery.bsky.social · 23/09/2026
Foley on why 2026 needs Miss Marple: "We're surrounded by these male egos rewriting history to further their own ends. I love thinking, what would Miss Marple make of them?" The first authorized Marple novel in 50 years, set in a 1950s Swiss ski resort. Out now. buff.ly/qt6W2uo
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I was asked to write a new Miss Marple, so I sent her to the Alps
Her last case was 50 years ago, written by Agatha Christie just before she died. Could I really follow in the footsteps of the Queen of Crime?
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Mike Donohue @mikedmystery.bsky.social · 21/09/2026
If you're in a mystery book rut, maybe check out this list. I will personally vouch for many, but found a few new ones too. Hello THE UNQUIET DEAD, welcome to the TBR pile. buff.ly/xr1ZzFp
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31 mystery novels avid readers recommend again and again
I've noted a common theme in my conversations with readers of late: many of us want to read more of the backlist books on our TBR lists. So I had a
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Mike Donohue @mikedmystery.bsky.social · 21/09/2026
10 Thriller Series Like Harlan Coben to Read Next Harlan Coben has been a big name in the thriller community since Tell No One and his savvy deals with Netflix have only expanded his profile. Maybe you just...
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10 Thriller Series Like Harlan Coben to Read Next
Harlan Coben has been a big name in the thriller community since Tell No One and his savvy deals with Netflix have only expanded his profile. Maybe you just finished...
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Mike Donohue @mikedmystery.bsky.social · 20/09/2026
The Chicago Public Library emails patrons their running savings total. "I began eyeing $3,000 the way someone playing a very gentle video game might eye the next level." Salon on turning frugality into an accidental civic high score. buff.ly/Em60rbt
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My library card has saved me $1,330 — and I want more
Chicago Public Library tells patrons exactly what they’ve saved. I’ve become obsessed with running up the score.
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Mike Donohue @mikedmystery.bsky.social · 20/09/2026
King, on the trailer for Mike Flanagan's new CARRIE series: "If you think you know her story, you're dead wrong." Eight episodes, present-day setting, Amazon Prime, October 7. King famously dislikes most adaptations of his work but he can't quit Flanagan. buff.ly/EvGTiO1
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Mike Flanagan’s Carrie Trailer Takes the Horror Beyond the Prom - Reactor
They don't like her; they really, really don't like her
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Mike Donohue @mikedmystery.bsky.social · 19/09/2026
CFL on Barclay's NOT A WORD: a man finds his parents dead in an apparent murder-suicide. Then his "dead" mother calls asking where his father is. Worth taking a deeper look at this first chapter. buff.ly/RLRuJWb
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Mike Donohue @mikedmystery.bsky.social · 19/09/2026
Two debuts on the 2026 McIlvanney shortlist: Frances Crawford and Zoë Rankin. Rankin's THE VANISHING PLACE is set in the New Zealand wilderness. Winners announced today! Followed by a Denise Mina/Lee Child event. Strong Scottish crime year. buff.ly/UebeLPO
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McIlvanney Prize Shortllist announced
BLOODY SCOTLAND REVEALS THE FINALISTS FOR  THE McILVANNEY PRIZE 2026  sponsored by the Glencairn Glass Winner to be presented at 5pm on Fr...
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Mike Donohue @mikedmystery.bsky.social · 18/09/2026
Christ Church Oxford is hosting a four-day event called "Death and Detection: Exploring Golden Age Crime Fiction" in April 2027. Lectures, Tudor Hall dining, accommodation in centuries-old college buildings. This sounds like crime-fiction summer camp for adults. buff.ly/tdVJOxP
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Death and Detection: Exploring Golden Age Crime Fiction,
Every Spring Christ Church hosts a Special Interest Event, where a group of specialists discuss the chosen topic in a series of lectures dur...
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Mike Donohue @mikedmystery.bsky.social · 17/09/2026
Modern Mrs Darcy episode 540 title says it all: "Please save me from my library holds." Guest Amy Czuba talks with Anne Bogel about finding good long books to sink into while managing the eternal tension between owned titles and library queue. Relatable. buff.ly/MjdGcV8
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Please save me from my library holds
Anne Bogel chats with Amy Czuba about finding good books, especially long books that she can really sink into, while balancing her owned titles with her library holds.
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Mike Donohue @mikedmystery.bsky.social · 16/09/2026
MMD's completist series looks at Emily St. John Mandel's six plus book catalog. Her advice for where to start: no bad order, but STATION ELEVEN remains the natural gateway. buff.ly/MAER8ry
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Where to start with Emily St. John Mandel
Today I’m continuing our “completist” author series, in which my team and I share our experience with authors we love so much we’ve read every book
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Mike Donohue @mikedmystery.bsky.social · 15/09/2026
The 7 Darkest Crime Series Worth the Nerve I have a rule about what I read or watch after nine at night. I broke it once for a book I will not name here. Still bothers me...
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The 7 Darkest Crime Series Worth the Nerve
I have a rule about what I read or watch after nine at night. I broke it once for a book I will not name here. Still bothers me to...
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Mike Donohue @mikedmystery.bsky.social · 11/09/2026
Edgar Allan Poe argued that fiction should only be written after the author has decided how it ends. Full plotter. Stephen King argues the exact opposite. Christie and Chandler split the same way. CrimeReads on how the genre's greats approached the page. buff.ly/elT1p1n
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Pantser or Plotter: How Poe, Christie, King, and Other Greats Outlined Their Mysteries
I’m currently stuck in the bog of plot and planning. I’ve been here for a week trying to outline my next murder mystery/fantasy mash up. Being a plotter (and being horrified by the thought of writi…
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Mike Donohue @mikedmystery.bsky.social · 10/09/2026
Hank Phillippi Ryan on crime fiction's odd couple pairings: "Each thing separately is delicious. But put them together — kaboom." She covers SILENCE OF THE LAMBS, Hawthorne & Horowitz, Chet & Bernie, Lincoln Rhyme & Amelia Sachs, and RAZORBLADE TEARS. buff.ly/Jp4g6YM
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Mike Donohue @mikedmystery.bsky.social · 09/09/2026
Stephen King's short story CROUCH END, his 1980 tale of two American tourists who get lost in a North London neighborhood that exists adjacent to reality is being adapted by Prime Video as a six-part limited series. First King adaptation produced in the UK. buff.ly/d191PXP
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One of Stephen King’s Lovecraftian Short Stories Is Getting a Limited Series Adaptation - Reactor
Prime Video will release six episodes based on the short story
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Mike Donohue @mikedmystery.bsky.social · 07/09/2026
An early 2027 crime fiction preview: Kazuo Ishiguro's 1938 spy novel (not a typo!), Alyssa Cole's social thriller about a non-profit with an experimental project, Wanda M. Morris returns, plus the third Vera Wong! It's August 2026 and the '27 TBR is already filling up. buff.ly/1oKDI75
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2027 Mystery and Thrillers I'm Already Screaming About
2027 is looking good as far as mysteries are thrillers go. There are releases coming from Kazuo Ishiguro, Alyssa Cole, and others.
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Mike Donohue @mikedmystery.bsky.social · 06/09/2026
Michael Robotham's THE WHITE CROW is on both the 2026 Ned Kelly shortlist AND the Barry Award nominations. The full Ned Kelly shortlist via Mystery Fanfare has six other strong contenders including Sally Hepworth's cranky 81 year old MAD MABEL. buff.ly/0wGdbPg
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NED KELLY AWARDS SHORT LISTS: Australian Crime Writers Association
The Australian Crime Writers Association announced the 2026 Ned Kelly Awards Shortlist for Best Crime Fiction . The Australian Crime Write...
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Mike Donohue @mikedmystery.bsky.social · 06/09/2026
September is genuinely stacked for genre adaptations: SLOW HORSES Season 6 (Apple TV, Sep 16), NEAGLEY (Amazon, Sep 16 - w/a companion novel co-authored by Child), and RJ DECKER Season 2 (ABC/Hulu, Sep 15). Book Riot has more details. buff.ly/RaZ7Npy
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Mystery and Thriller Adaptations: September 2026
Stream these mystery and thriller adaptations this month, from a PI mystery set in Florida to a spy thriller series full of MI5 rejects.
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Mike Donohue @mikedmystery.bsky.social · 05/09/2026
Adapted from North's novel, Netflix's THE WHISPER MAN is getting middling reviews but big watch numbers. Great cast. I mostly agree with the Variety review "out to chill your bones for a night, not linger in them for life, and that's okay." Solid genre flick. But go read the book. buff.ly/9DZ4Ote
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Robert De Niro And Adam Scott's Tense 2026 Crime Thriller Is One Of Netflix's Biggest Streaming Hits - SlashFilm
Psst, guess what: Netflix subscribers are all-in on watching The Whisper Man, a new serial killer thriller starring Robert De Niro and Adam Scott.
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