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Sherlock Holmes 3SF 2022 scrimshaw	A True Villain May. 09, 2022 \| Comments February 10 Prompt: any, any, I'm the evil version, written for Sherlock Holmes (as written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and in the public domain).
Sherlock Holmes 3SF 2022 scrimshaw	Age Does Not Wither Apr. 11, 2022 \| Comments February 3 Prompt: any, any, Beware an old man in a profession where men die young. Written for Sherlock Holmes (as created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and in the public domain).
Sherlock Holmes 3SF 2022 scrimshaw	The Signs of Hospitality Mar. 23, 2022 \| Comments January 28 Prompt: any, any, uninvited guest, written for Sherlock Holmes (as written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and in the public domain).
Sherlock Holmes 3SF 2022 scrimshaw	Literary License Feb. 23, 2022 \| Comments January 20 Prompt: any historical character complain about their depiction in pop culture, written for Sherlock Holmes (as written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and in the public domain).
Sherlock Holmes 3SF 2022 scrimshaw	An Ignoble Certainty Feb. 21, 2022 \| Comments January 19: inspired by two prompts, written for Sherlock Holmes (as written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and in the public domain).
mystery history books reviews	Ninth Daughter: Abigail Adams Gets Her Due Mar. 15, 2017 \| Comments Barbara Hamilton's novel The Ninth Daughter is a great addition to this subgenre, with the introduction of a series based around one of our most famous Founding Mothers: Abigail Adams.
mystery alternate history books reviews	Fatherland: Nazi Noir Jan. 04, 2017 \| Comments I was pleasantly surprised by Fatherland. It shakes the alternate history formula up by putting the focus squarely on Nazi Germany itself, a perfect setting for the novel's noir vibe.
mystery fantasy books CSFF	CSFF: How Shocking is the Night? Dec. 09, 2015 \| Comments Some have wondered what made The Shock of the Night a work of Christian fiction: despite having a triune theological structure, the lack of direct salvatatory or intervening action in the events of the narrative was a cause for concern.
mystery fantasy books reviews CSFF	CSFF: The Shock of the Night review Dec. 08, 2015 \| Comments In the first of a brand new saga appropriately titled Darkwater, Patrick W. Carr reaches new heights as an author, crafting a rich setting full of vivid characters with stakes to match.
mystery fantasy books CSFF	The Shock of the Night CSFF Blog Tour Dec. 07, 2015 \| Comments Today's the first day of the CSFF blog tour for The Shock of the Night, the latest from award-winning fantasy novelist Patrick W. Carr.