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| The inquiring Elizabeth Foxwell. |
I missed the 20th anniversary of The Bunburyist (which occurred on November 5). I've been very busy as an editor at McFarland and Co., which—although I relish the opportunity to work on many fascinating projects dealing with subjects like women's history and mystery fiction—leaves me less time to devote to social media. I am very grateful for the many visitors who are interested in mystery history and continue to drop by. They might note that lately I've been including posts about mystery-related music (particularly film music), as I tend to find that composers often do not receive much attention for their important work.
The following are the top 10 posts on The Bunburyist based on views, and I should note that my page with links to mystery course syllabi is pretty popular as well. Do you have other favorites?
The Top 10 Posts on The Bunburyist, 2005–25:
10. "Iniquity is catching": Frank R. Stockton's The Stories of the Three Burglars (1889)
9. "Security Risk" [TV episode, narrated by Jack Webb, 1963]
8. "Iconic Detectives" exhibition at Ohio State
7. New release, Gerald Fried's crime drama music
5. McFarland's true crime sale
4. Upcoming tribute to Rod Serling
3. "Committed" (TV episode with Alan Ladd, 1954)
2. "The Grave Grass Quivers," by MacKinlay Kantor (1931)
1. Dozen Best Detective Stories Ever Written
