Vote for Your Favorite Classic YA Mystery Series
By Crime HQ
May 2, 2017Tell us what you chose and why in the comments below!
Tell us what you chose and why in the comments below!
Packed with screams and guaranteed to send a shiver up your spine, Give Me a K-I-L-L is a terrifying installment in R. L. Stine's bestselling Fear Street series (available April 4, 2017). The cheerleading squad at Shadyside has always been strong, but now there are rumors that lack of funds may mean the end of…
After an admittedly tepid August, September comes out swinging with a superb list of newly added movies—including the entire Jaws series to help you live every week like it's shark week. Then, Wagner Moura gives you the bump you need to stay up all night and binge-watch Season 2 of Narcos, with his chilling portrayal…
April showers bring May flowers, which sadly rings true in the world of streaming media, as Netflix is bringing loads of romance titles to its library this month. Despite the influx of Netflix and chill options, there are still a few thrillers, mysteries, and horror flicks to get your heart rate up a different way.…
Can You Keep a Secret? by R.L. Stine is another installment of his young-adult/teen horror series, Fear Street (Available April 12, 2016). Eddie and Emmy are high school sweethearts from the wrong side of the tracks. Looking for an escape from their dreary lives, they embark on an overnight camping trip in the Fear Street…
The second day of CraftFest is technically CareerFest, with two tracks: one for independent (self) publishing and the other for traditional publishing. As I am yet unable to split myself in twain like a liver fluke and inhabit two spaces at once, I visited the first panel of the indie track and the second panel…
Mystery conventions (aka conferences) can be a great way to meet some of your favorite authors and to find kindred crime fiction friends. There are so many different fan conventions to choose from, ranging from those that focus on traditional mysteries and cozies (Malice Domestic) to thrillers (ThrillerFest), up to the big daddy of them…
Growing up in the ’80s and ’90s, it was pretty hard to avoid Goosebumps. No, I’m not talking about the little bumps you get on your skin when it’s cold outside, but the gripping and sometimes terrifying Goosebumps children’s series by R.L. Stine. Now Stine has turned his hand to adult fiction with his debut…
P.G. (Pelham Grenville) Wodehouse (1881-1975) was one of the great writers of comic literature of the twentieth century. I never travel far from home without one of his volumes tucked in a pocket somewhere. Wodehouse wrote over 70 novels and 200 short stories, lyrics and libretti for dozens of musical comedies (early in his career),…