Whodunit

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[close] The place to be if you love mysteries with an 'international' flavor. Diverse authors, here: Jo Nesbo, Carmen Amato, Henry Chang, Arnaldur Indridason, Natsuo Kirino, Andrea Camilleri. Names like Sipila, Ibe, Higashino, Xiaolong, & Miyuki Miyabe. So, hop aboard... Visit genre pages and lists, too. Authors signing on? Check-in here ; review ground rules group fonts by Cool Text

[close] Welcome to The Whodunit Society, where every clue matters, and no mystery is ever simple. If you love unraveling complex plots, solving heart-pounding crimes, and diving deep into twisted, suspenseful tales, you've found your haven. From psychological thrillers to classic whodunnits, this group is all about thrilling minds and curious souls. Join fellow mystery enthusiasts as we discuss crime fiction, dissect thrilling mysteries, and indulge in the art of suspense. Whether you're here to share your favorite crime novels, debate plot twists, or uncover the best detectives in literature, this society is your playground. Ready to crack the case? Let the mystery begin!

[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!