Join Flex and Herds as they take you on a Murder Mystery World Tour in Death of the Reader. From classic British puzzles in the Golden Age of Detective Fiction to the weirdest of foreign detective fiction, explore everything in the grizzly world of the 'locked room'. Each week we'll feature academics, authors and more as we trace the influences of the genre around the world.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 363 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Category | Arts |
We discuss the second part of Simogo's 2024 mystery-puzzle-box video game 'Lorelei and the Laser Eyes'. The jig is up, and Lorelei Weiss finally has to be honest with herself about what happened in 1963. Our final puzzles see us answering the Quiz Cl... more
We discuss the second part of Simogo's 2024 mystery-puzzle-box video game 'Lorelei and the Laser Eyes'. As we delve deeper into the realm of Lorelei Weiss, we're challenged by anachronisms, a cast of characters that could be one person or many, and s... more
We discuss the first part of Simogo's 2024 mystery-puzzle-box video game 'Lorelei and the Laser Eyes'. The hotel Letztes Jahr, or 'last year' is a monochrome mansion with a splash of red. A body has been found in the courtyard, after our character, w... more
A dive back into the recent past as we talk with Melbourne-based author Aoife Clifford about her latest novel, 'It Takes a Town'. Policewoman Carole, distressed mother Frankie, town drunk Mer(maid) and a gaggle of schoolchildren reminiscent of the Sc... more
We're joined by author and playwright Gabriel Bergmoser to talk about the print edition of his story 'The Hitchhiker', originally published as an audiobook. With the latest iteration in his 'Maggieverse', 'The Lodger' out on Audible, and a great inte... more
We're joined by author Benjamin Stevenson to talk about his Christmas Special for Ernest Cunningham, 'Everyone this Christmas has a Secret'. Ernest receives a call from his ex-wife Erin - she's been arrested in the Blue Mountains, accused of her husb... more
We take another visit to the floor of BAD: Sydney Crime Writers Festival 2024, to talk all about the mysteries we love so much, and the network of authors that bring it together. It takes all sorts to write mystery of all sorts, and we look at where ... more
We take a visit to the floor of BAD: Sydney Crime Writers Festival 2024, to talk all about the big themes, and the way that crime fiction is tied up with the world of Justice. The Crime Fiction community has amazing festivals all over the world, and ... more
Cracking pod, especially the BAD Sydney ep, talking to the who’s who of crime 💪🏼
I'm familiar with many of the authors but most are new to me and I plan on reading many of them.
Great for anyone interested in classic murder mystery novels. The hosts (and the listeners) have fun trying to guess the culprit in whatever novel is being covered in that episode. There are also interviews with experts related to the themes being covered.
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Exploration of the murder mystery genre yields a unique and engaging listen as topics range from classic detective fiction to international narratives, setting the stage for a myriad of storytelling forms. Hosts engage deeply with various literary works, discussing themes, character dynamics, and social contexts that enrich the listening experience. Episodes often feature discussions on well-known authors alongside new voices in the field, inviting expert guests to further illuminate the representations of mystery in literature across cultures. The focus spans from meticulous plot analysis to broader explorations of how autoethnography and socio-political themes resonate within crime narratives, offering a comprehensive view that extends be... more
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Recent guests on Death of the Reader include:
1. Iain Ryan
2. Vanessa McCausland
3. Benjamin Stevenson
4. Amanda Hampson
5. David Whish Wilson
6. Candice Fox
7. Hayley Scrivenor
8. Natalie Conyer
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