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Mystery Magazine Published monthly, we present crime and mystery stories by the world's best mystery writers. Find us on Amazon and Kindle Newsstand!

We are a monthly magazine featuring the best in short mystery fiction. Each week we send out free samples from our monthly issue to email subscribers. We are always looking for stories between 1000-7500 words in length for publication. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mystery_magazine/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/mysteryweekly
Web: http://www.mysterymagazine.ca
Subscriptions: https://mysterymagazine.ca/subscribe.asp

This was a nice surprise to find tonight!
13/10/2024

This was a nice surprise to find tonight!

I’m spending the weekend reading books for Library Journal, so I’m grateful for Kevin Tipple’s reviews. I know several of you mentioned Mystery Magazine the last time he reviewed …

“Finding Isabella” by Vy Kava: "Closing one chapter opens the door to a fresh new story."Mystery Magazine September 2024...
29/09/2024

“Finding Isabella” by Vy Kava: "Closing one chapter opens the door to a fresh new story."

Mystery Magazine September 2024, available now in Paperback https://amzn.to/3Z1dwIV and digital https://amzn.to/4dB1eLL on Amazon.

“The Problem Of The Missing Vermeer” by Martin Hill Ortiz: Sherlock Holmes is confronted with the possible second crime ...
28/09/2024

“The Problem Of The Missing Vermeer” by Martin Hill Ortiz: Sherlock Holmes is confronted with the possible second crime by a suspect to whom he had once shown mercy.

Mystery Magazine September 2024, available now in Paperback https://amzn.to/3Z1dwIV and digital https://amzn.to/4dB1eLL on Amazon.

“The Singular Case Of The Bandaged Bobby” by Andrew McAleer: Celebrated detective Henry von Stray outfoxes a pair of Lon...
21/09/2024

“The Singular Case Of The Bandaged Bobby” by Andrew McAleer: Celebrated detective Henry von Stray outfoxes a pair of London con artists disguised as police constables who swindle a Belgium refugee of the Great War.

Mystery Magazine September 2024, available now in Paperback https://amzn.to/3Z1dwIV and digital https://amzn.to/4dB1eLL on Amazon.

“Sherlock Holmes, Women, And Chronology” by Bruce Harris: An essay on the detective's early attitude toward women.Myster...
15/09/2024

“Sherlock Holmes, Women, And Chronology” by Bruce Harris: An essay on the detective's early attitude toward women.

Mystery Magazine September 2024, available now in Paperback https://amzn.to/3Z1dwIV and digital https://amzn.to/4dB1eLL on Amazon.

“The Adventure Of Bouncing Betty” by Edward Lodi: Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson must race against the clock to preve...
08/09/2024

“The Adventure Of Bouncing Betty” by Edward Lodi: Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson must race against the clock to prevent the imminent ex*****on of the talented performer, Bouncing Betty, who stands accused of the heinous murder of Sir Hubert Pamphilion, a crime of which she is innocent.

Mystery Magazine September 2024, available now in Paperback https://amzn.to/3Z1dwIV and digital https://amzn.to/4dB1eLL on Amazon.

“Jules Laval, The Aesthetic Detective” by Jeffery Scott Sims: This detective treats his solution as an art form, in whic...
07/09/2024

“Jules Laval, The Aesthetic Detective” by Jeffery Scott Sims: This detective treats his solution as an art form, in which truth is beauty rather than reality.

Mystery Magazine September 2024, available now in Paperback https://amzn.to/3Z1dwIV and digital https://amzn.to/4dB1eLL on Amazon.

Much Ado About Sherlock!Mystery Magazine September 2024, available now in Paperback https://amzn.to/3Z1dwIV and digital ...
02/09/2024

Much Ado About Sherlock!

Mystery Magazine September 2024, available now in Paperback https://amzn.to/3Z1dwIV and digital https://amzn.to/4dB1eLL on Amazon.

“Jules Laval, The Aesthetic Detective” by Jeffery Scott Sims: This detective treats his solution as an art form, in which truth is beauty rather than reality.

“The Adventure Of Bouncing Betty” by Edward Lodi: Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson must race against the clock to prevent the imminent ex*****on of the talented performer, Bouncing Betty, who stands accused of the heinous murder of Sir Hubert Pamphilion, a crime of which she is innocent.

“Sherlock Holmes, Women, And Chronology” by Bruce Harris: An essay on the detective's early attitude toward women.

“The Singular Case Of The Bandaged Bobby” by Andrew McAleer: Celebrated detective Henry von Stray outfoxes a pair of London con artists disguised as police constables who swindle a Belgium refugee of the Great War.

“The Problem Of The Missing Vermeer” by Martin Hill Ortiz: Sherlock Holmes is confronted with the possible second crime by a suspect to whom he had once shown mercy.

“Finding Isabella” by Vy Kava: A private detective who moonlights as a bounty hunter is hired to find a woman and her 5-year old son.

Custom cover art by Robin Grenville Evans.

Mystery Magazine is 9 years old!!!Thank you to all the talented authors and to our cover artist, Robin!
25/08/2024

Mystery Magazine is 9 years old!!!
Thank you to all the talented authors and to our cover artist, Robin!

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We are a monthly magazine featuring the best in short mystery fiction. Each week we send out free samples from our monthly issue to email subscribers. To sign up for free samples: http://eepurl.com/byko8v We are always looking for stories between 1000-8000 words in length for publication. Twitter: https://twitter.com/mysteryweekly Web: http://www.mysteryweekly.com Subscriptions: http://mysteryweekly.com/subscribe.asp Submit your mystery books for free to our searchable database: http://mysteryweekly.com/books/