Mystery Minutes
Julie KOffering a cup of cozy along with byte-sized articles, reviews, and analysis for discerning consumers of all things mystery.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 82 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 4 days ago |
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Unsuitable jobs for women?: Reflections on gender, age, and detection in the modern age
Do women detectives just not age very gracefully?
You see this everywhere, though a bit less so today than in earlier eras. Male movie stars, news anchors, and other personalities successfully gray in the public eye while female counterpar...
Is "Brokenwood" still going strong?: Review, with a Query
Hello Mystery Minutes Community:
While we recognize how great Unforgotten is—as I asserted in my last post—we also needed a little break from its grimness. So we found ourselves this past weekend casting about for a mystery series that was...
The somber experience of watching the excellent "Unforgotten"
We used to watch—not religiously, but enough for me to remember—an American detective show called Cold Case. It ran from 2003-2010, and featured, as indicated by the title of the series, a “cold case” that was re-investigated after a new de...
Saying Goodbye to Acorn TV's Dalgliesh: That 70s Mystery!
Hello Mystery Minutes Community:
I recently came across the news (though likely “old” news for most of you) that the third season of Acorn TV’s Dalgliesh which concluded in December 2024 was probably its last. So, despite the fact that I h...
"It's Okay to Not Be Okay" turns out to be more than just Okay!
A few episodes into our newest K-drama series, my husband turned to me and said, “This show is way more interesting than I thought it was going to be.” I heartily agreed. We simultaneously landed on the analogy of a Chinese restaurant menu...
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