Archive - MysteryPlease!

Learn To Write Mystery with Agatha Christie

BBC Maestro offers a new class with a most unexpected teacher

May 5, 2025 • A. Kate Willett

How To Be A Detective

Scientific crime detection in 1943

Jun 10, 2025 • A. Kate Willett

5 Books That Introduce Little Detectives to Mystery

It's never too early to excite a child's mind with the genre

Apr 10, 2025 • A. Kate Willett

I Took The BBC Maestro AI Agatha Christie Class

Here's what I think of AIgatha...

May 24, 2025 • A. Kate Willett

From the Demise of Mass Market Paperbacks to Death on Trains

Plus family curses!

Feb 16 • A. Kate Willett

From Nurturing School Sleuths to Admiring Book Nooks

Plus keeping it cozy amid chaos

Aug 30, 2025 • A. Kate Willett

From Trains With Strangers to Staged Disappearances

Plus, a "surprising new A.I."

May 20, 2025 • A. Kate Willett

From Mystery Memories to Structural Secrets

Plus, library love!

Apr 28, 2025 • A. Kate Willett

From Penning Plots to Identifying Arsenic Green

Plus a handful of shows you should be watching

Jul 29, 2025 • A. Kate Willett

From Doom Moms to Disastrous Parties

Plus a recipe to die for

Sep 30, 2025 • A. Kate Willett

When Fact and Fiction Collide

How would crime fiction writers fair as real-world law enforcement officers?

Aug 26, 2025 • A. Kate Willett

From Crime Solving Single Ladies of a Certain Age to a Group of Sweater Detectives

Plus, we got kittens!

Mar 25, 2025 • A. Kate Willett

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