Procedural

[close] science fiction, mystery, detective fiction, historical fiction, ancient history, police procedural, Amish fiction: for fans and would-be fans of Dr. Phil D'Amato, the fictional NYPD forensic detective who has appeared in my science fiction mystery novels and short fiction, and in audiobooks, a podiobook, and a short film . bibliography of D'Amato's appearances 1995: "The Chronology Protection Case," Analog Magazine, nominated for Nebula and Sturgeon Awards, reprinted five times 1996: "The Copyright Notice Case," Analog Magazine, nominated for Nebula Award 1997: "The Mendelian Lamp Case," Analog Magazine 1999: The Silk Code, Tor Books, winner of Locus Award for Best First Science Fiction Novel of 1999 2002: The Consciousness Plague, Tor Books 2002: Jay Kensinger's short film of "The Chronology Protection Case" 2002: Mark Shanahan's full-cast radio play of "The Chronology Protection Case" performed at the Museum of Television and Radio, NYC, nominated for the Edgar Award 2003: The Pixel Eye, Tor Books, nominated for Prometheus Award 2004: Audio adaptation of The Consciousness Plague, by Mark Shanahan, published by Listen and Live 2005: Audio adaptation of The Chronology Protection Case, by Mark Shanahan with Paul Levinson and Jay Kensinger, published by Listen and Live 2007: The Silk Code podiobook, performed and produced by Shaun Farrell, in Top 20 Podiobooks of 2007 2012: "author's cut" Kindle ebook edition of The Silk Code published by JoSara Media 2013: Jay Kensinger and Paul Levinson revise and release new extended version of "The Chronology Protection Case" short film, and make it available on Amazon Prime Video 2013: "author's cut" Kindle ebook edition of The Consciousness Plague published by JoSara Media 2014: "author's cut" Kindle ebook edition of The Pixel Eye published by JoSara Media 2015: audio reading of "The Chronology Protection Case" on Starship Sofa

[close] A group for those who enjoy reading Ed McBain's 87th Precinct books (McBainiacs) and other police procedural books. Let's see where this group goes. Challenges: 2023 87th Precinct Reading Challenge 2023 Police Procedural Reading Challenge Monthly 87th Precinct Reading Challenge Monthly Police Procedural Reading Challenge

[close] Do you love mysteries written in the "English" style? Why not come and join us? We are an established group of mystery readers, which re-launched in 2020. We read and share about every sort of English mystery, and have an optional group read once a month. We read from the "Golden Age" novels of Agatha Christie and Dorothy L. Sayers to the "cosy mysteries" of Simon Brett; through series and stand-alone quick to read "whodunits", to bang up to date modern lengthy novels, heavy on the psychology. You might prefer Ruth Rendell, P.D. James, Colin Dexter, or Kate Atkinson ... or a myriad of others. Or perhaps you like the classic 19th century mysteries by Wilkie Collins or featuring Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes? Whatever your personal choice, you will find fellow aficionados here. Welcome!

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