Whodunnitville: Recent Episodes
Tracey Roberts
In this episode we discuss courtroom mystery thrillers, including Earl Stanley Gardner, Matlock , a true life unsolved murder of a lawyer and how to plot a mystery.
May is mystery month. We look at the strange happenings surrounding Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, including his belief in the supernatural and a true crime unsolved mystery.
This time we deliver the most recent mystery fiction news, talk some Columbo, a real life murder mystery and delve into how one should start writing their own mystery story.
I discuss Corona and Dashiell Hammett.https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2002/02/11/tough-guy
I discuss the comedic side of mystery fiction. Antebellum trailer.https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2020/03/new-trailer-for-horror-drama-antebellum-keeps-details-shrouded-in-mystery/ 11 fierce facts .https://www.metv.com/lists/11-fierce-facts-about-murder-she-wrote. The art of comedic.https://crimereads.com/the-art-of-comedic-crime-fiction/
I discuss the mystery behind the first real mystery novel and the mystery fiction genre in Japan.
On this episode of the whodunnitville podcast, I discuss Mary Higgins Clark, The Pale Horse's connection to a real serial poisoner and Clue (the movie).
The first whodunnitville podcasts ever, so please excuse the rough edges. On this episode we discuss the Edgar Allan Poe award nominees, Dupin and Saturday morning detective gang cartoons?