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Absaroka County Sheriff Walt Longmire (Robert Taylor) returns in season four of Longmire (Netflix) based on Craig Johnson's bestselling novels.
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Dear Friend,
Wyoming sheriff Walt Longmire is a huge favorite with Mystery Scene readers, whether he's upholding the law in Craig Johnson's bestselling novels or in the TV series starring Robert Taylor.
The highly anticipated fourth season of Longmire just premiered on Netflix, and in our upcoming Fall Issue, we'll be talking to both the author and the actor about the perils and pleasures of dramatizing a Western classic.
That and much more is coming soon. In the meantime, here's a handful of interesting articles to keep you entertained.
Happy reading!
Kate Stine
Editor-in-Chief
P.S. Read something terrific lately? We'd love to know about it! Please email your fave rave to the "Our Readers Recommend" feature and we'll publish it in our print edition. Not only will your fellow mystery fans thank you, but you'll also be entered to win a free book.
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 Reed Farrel Coleman on Holding Writers Close
I have my favorites, authors in the genre whose books I look forward to with great anticipation because I know their work will transport me. You will know their names: Daniel Woodrell, Megan Abbott, Philip Kerr, Don Winslow, Ken Bruen, SJ Rozan, Dennis Lehane. The list is longer, but not very much longer.
Reed Farrel Coleman's latest book is Robert B. Parker's The Devil Wins (Minotaur Books, July 2015). www.reedcoleman.com
"Writers on Reading" is a special ongoing Mystery Scene series available as a first-look exclusive to our newsletter subscribers.
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by Oline H. Cogdill
Farnsworth's The Eternal World follows a group of 16th-century conquistadors who discover the fountain of youth.
by Oline Cogdill
Set in a quiet, but deadly, New Zealand town, The Brokenwood Mysteries are now available from Acorn.
by Verna Suit
The corrected grid and solution to Issue #140's puzzle.
The gangster's black limousine pulled to the curb in front of my father-in-law's contracting office. Three very large men came inside and made my wife's father go for a ride...
Did you know that MS features even more reviews online? Look for the tag "Online Exclusive."
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