This week I discuss the short story "Under the Bridge" by Zora Neale Hurston. A story where love is the main character.

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This week I am featuring the creator of the C.J. Floyd mystery series, Robert Greer. Fans of hard-boiled mysteries and amateur sleuth mysteries will enjoy this series.

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Lee E Meadows is the author of the Lincoln Keller mystery series. His stories are known for the way he makes the city of Detroit a character in his stories. His stories provide a view of the mysteries and intrigues in the city through the eyes of private investigator Lincoln Keller.

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I discuss the life and works of the writer Pauline Elizabeth Hopkins with Dr. Cherene Sherrard-Johnson who is the president of the Pauline Elizabeth Hopkins Society. From the late 1800's through the early 1900's Hopkins was a prolific writer. Her short story "Talma Gordon" is credited as the first published mystery by a Black author.

This week I discuss the short story Sweat by Zora Neale Hurston.

This week I am featuring the author of the Ivy League Mystery Series, Pamela Thomas-Graham. In this series, Harvard economics professor, Nikki Chase, takes on the role of amateur sleuth to solve murder mysteries at various Ivy League universities.

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In this episode I discuss Zora Neale Hurston's short story, Muttsy.

This week I am featuring the mystery author Charlotte Carter. The creator of the Nanette Hayes mystery series and the Cook County mystery series.

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A wonderful conversation with cozy mystery author V. M. Burns. We talk about her three cozy mystery series, how irritating people end up the victim of murder in her mysteries, plus a great tip for using Pinterest as a writer of multiple books and series.

This week I am discussing the short story, Magnolia Flower by Zora Neale Hurston. A love story told by a river to a brook.