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#476: The Men Who Explain Miracles – Episode 8.1: The Impossible Crimes of Paul Halter

December 22, 2018December 21, 2018 / JJ / 43 Comments

After a four month hiatus rather than the usual (and intended) two, Dan of The Reader is Warned and I are back with some impossible crime podcasting…and to my utter delight it’s the turn of M. Paul Halter to find himself in the spotlight.

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#429: The Men Who Explain Miracles – Episode 7.2: The Ages of John Dickson Carr

August 25, 2018August 22, 2018 / JJ / 30 Comments

Greetings, and welcome back to episode 7 of our every-two-monthly (is there a word for that?) podcast The Men Who Explain Miracles, which this month we’re using to look at the career of John Dickson Carr.

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#427: The Men Who Explain Miracles – Episode 7.1: The Ages of John Dickson Carr

August 18, 2018August 19, 2018 / JJ / 83 Comments

Well, hello there. Can you believe it’s been two months since Dan and I interviewed Martin Edwards, and so is time for another episode of our podcast? I certainly can’t. And, this time around, we have a surprise for you…

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#403: The Men Who Explain Miracles – Episode 6: An Interview with Martin Edwards

June 23, 2018May 11, 2019 / JJ / 14 Comments

Last Saturday was — as Kate, Puzzle Doctor, Moira, and Martin Edwards have already reported — the Bodies from the Library Conference 2018 at the British Library, and a superb day it was indeed.

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#353: The Men Who Explain Miracles – Episode 4.3: The Edward D. Hoch ‘Best Impossible Crime Novels’ List of 1981 (Books 5 to 1)

February 24, 2018February 23, 2018 / JJ / 92 Comments

Here we are, the third and final week of Dan and I using our podcast The Men Who Explain Miracles to look at the list of the 15 best impossible crime novels as curated by Ed Hoch in 1981.

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