There are fascinating parallels to today in that mystery, with artificial intelligence blurring the lines between fakes and “real things,” and Meyer writes with wit and a flair for bringing the ...

Peter Lovesey: his first Cribb novel, Wobble to Death (1970), exhumed the bizarre Victorian phenomenon of the ‘wobble’ or endurance walking-race - Geoffrey Swaine/Shutterstock ​Peter ...

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Way before we had queues on streaming platforms and the autoplay countdowns that compel us to stick around a little longer, detective shows had already mastered the “just one more episode” game. There ...

On the screen and on the page, today we are accustomed to seeing fictional representations of women detectives kicking in doors, taking down names and sleuthing out villains. From Olivia Benson ...

"Although he wasn't officially a detective, Lovejoy (played wonderfully by Ian McShane) certainly solved many mysteries during his long run on television and perhaps deserves a spot on your list of ...

If you’re looking for a brand-new mystery with a Sherlock Holmes vibe, you are — as the British heroes of two new books might say — spoiled for choices. “Sherlock Holmes and the Real Thing” is the ...

If you’re looking for a brand-new mystery with a Sherlock Holmes vibe, you are — as the British heroes of two new books might say — spoiled for choices. “Sherlock Holmes and the Real Thing” is the ...