'Hutchings assembles another winning anthology...with this collection of 26 mystery stories in translation, representing 15 countries and 11 languages and chosen from a...monthly series in Ellery Queen mystery magazine. The selection includes most of thesubgenres--noirs, whodunits, procedurals and thrillers--and though few of the authors will be familiar to mainstream readers, the writing is uniformly excellent'--Publishers Weekly.

Product Description: The editor-in-chief of Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine, Janet Hutchings, brings us mystery novellas from five masters of the mystery genre: Joyce Carol Oates’ Tell Me You Forgive Me?; Clark Howard’s Blood Paths; Edgar Grand Master Ruth Rendell’s new story, Piranha to Scurfy; Robert Barnard’s The Lost Boy; and Out There in the Darkness by Ed Gorman...read more

The world's top mystery writers fill this collection of stories comprised of award winning short fiction by Anne Perry, Lawrence Block, Peter Lovesey, and other notable authors and featuring crimes of various moods and high anxiety.

Culled from Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, a collection gathers more than two dozen new stories from the finest practicioners of the genre today, including Lawrence Block, Colin Dexter, John Mortimer, and Joyce Carol Oates. Original.

A thrilling collection of stories that will keep readers on the edge of their seats highlights Edgar-Award winners and front-runners, including Donald E. Westlake's 'This is Death,' Ruth Rendell's 'The Fallen Curtain,' and offerings from P. D. James, Patricia Highsmith, and a score of other talents. Original. (view table of contents)

From the Golden Age of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Agatha Christie to the works of such innovators as Robert Barnard and Ruth Rendell, a collection of twenty crime, mystery, and suspense stories represents the most popular and well-known British mystery writers. Reprint.

Sixteen tales, ranging in setting from ancient Greece to World War II, feature contributions from such well-known authors as Anne Perry, Lillian de la Torre, Robert Barnard, Edward D. Hoch, and Florence Mayberry.

Thirteen tales of murder, detective genius, and historic twists of fate span the time between ancient Rome and the present and include the works of such authors as Steven Saylor, Ellis Peters, George Baxt, and Robert Barnard. Reprint. PW. K.

The editor of Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine collects the best in historical mystery stories, covering periods from ancient Rome to Prohibition, by such authors as Steven Saylor, Theodore Dreiser, and Florence Mayberry.

P. D. James, Andrew Vachss, Joyce Carol Oates, and other popular writers contribute sixteen unconventional stories of psychological suspense in which the line between good and evil, hero and villain, is blurred.