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Behind extraordinary mystery art and literature, there are extraordinary individuals. Mystery Tribune is a magazine about these people and their work.

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We’re thrilled to unveil the updated 2025 edition of our curated guide to the best crime dramas, mysteries, and thrillers streaming on BritBox. This year’s selection spans everything from beloved traditional mysteries to modern police procedurals and gripping original thrillers. For 2025, we’ve carefully vetted a wide range of titles to bring you the very best BritBox has to offer. Highlights include timeless classics like…...

https://mysterytribune.com/46-best-crime-mystery-thriller-shows-on-britbox-in-2025/ by @mysterytribune

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LC Gutierrez, author of "Bad Weed", has previously published short fiction in Autofocus, Notre Dame Review, Sweet, Hobart, and Peauxdunque Review, among others. “Meredith!” he bellowed, unmuffled by the tubes in his flaring nose. She walked in humming cheerily, her gardening gloves held in her left hand. It was the kind of bright day that just seemed to make him angrier....

https://mysterytribune.com/bad-weed-psychological-flash-fiction-by-lc-gutierrez/ by @mysterytribune

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In Joanne McLaughlin's Ain’t Missing You, Megan finds her onetime husband waiting for her outside the garage--yet again. Oh, good, here he is again, waiting for me in the driveway as usual. Exactly what I don’t want—it’s late, and I feel a headache building. I blast the horn, and he moves away from the garage as the door rises. He actually says my name, for the first time in who knows how long....

https://mysterytribune.com/aint-missing-you-horror-flash-fiction-by-joanne-mclaughlin/ by @mysterytribune

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21 Best Mystery & Thriller Movies & Shows On Apple TV+: 2025 Edition

https://mysterytribune.com/21-best-mystery-thriller-movies-shows-on-apple-tv-2025-edition/ by @mysterytribune

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Steven Max Russo, author of "The Hunted", has previously published two books by Down & Out Books, Thieves and The Dead Don't Sleep. His short story Putting in the Work appeared in The Rag, an online literary journal, and a flash fiction piece titled The Retirement Contract has been published by Mystery Tribune. ***** It was close to 1PM when Ophelia Harris left the house she rented in the small seaside town of Manasquan, NJ....

https://mysterytribune.com/the-hunted-neo-noir-flash-fiction-by-steven-max-russo/ by @mysterytribune

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Thomas Trang, author of "Midnight In Paris", is a French/Vietnamese writer currently living in the UK after stints in Australia, New York, and Singapore. His writing has previously appeared in FutureQuake and Full House Literary, among others. ***** Paris on a warm night in August—the air thick as if pressed into layers. Wrought-iron lamps throw patches of light across the limestone buildings of Rue De Rivoli....

https://mysterytribune.com/midnight-in-paris-crime-flash-fiction-by-thomas-trang/ by @mysterytribune

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Albert Katz, author of "A Reckless Man", has previously published a number of murder and mystery stories in Mystery Tribune, including “Tarot Card Reader” (2022), “Insurance Policies” (2023) and “Summer equinox at the old pioneer burial grounds" (January 2024). Leaving the doctor’s office, Sydney Lumpet jaywalked, leaving the sidewalk between two parked cars, and crossing at an acute angle to the other side....

https://mysterytribune.com/a-reckless-man-flash-fiction-by-albert-katz/ by @mysterytribune

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Michael Siverling, author of "Face of the Devil", has previously published The sterling Inheritance and Sorcerer's Circle by St. Martins, Blood of Alexander by Tor/Forge under pen name Tom Wilde, and the Sevret War of the Worlds by Belanger Books. ***** Mr. Bing’s is San Francisco’s newest addition to the bar scene. Its shiny gold on scarlet signage beckoned one into a cocktail lounge that hadn’t had cigarette smoke and alcohol fumes etched into its pores yet, unlike the client I was to meet: Beefy, balding, middle aged and wearing a suit that looked like he slept in it, the man waved to me as soon as I entered....

https://mysterytribune.com/face-of-the-devil-private-eye-short-fiction-by-michael-siverling/ by @mysterytribune

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Scott Adlerberg takes a closer look at William Boyd's new novel Saint of the Narrows Street. It’s scary to think how a single act a person commits can warp and ultimately destroy a person’s life. The act need not be done out of malicious intent; it does not have to be a crime committed with forethought. Still, a person can be forced into a position that leads them little choice but to defend themselves and those they love, and in committing to this protective act against forces that are malevolent, one unwittingly sets in motion a path that leads to sadness and tragedy for the very people one was trying to protect....

https://mysterytribune.com/william-boyles-saint-of-the-narrows-street-a-masterful-work/ by @mysterytribune

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In "I know Some Ghosts" by Joseph Hirsch, a struggling writer submits a short story to a competition that offers a large cash prize. Hirsch’s works have appeared in numerous outlets, including Retreats from Oblivion: The Journal of NoirCon, Dark Yonder, and Bull: Men’s Fiction. His nonfiction has also appeared in various publications, including Film International and Fight Hype. *****...

https://mysterytribune.com/i-know-some-ghosts-literary-crime-short-story-by-joseph-hirsch/ by @mysterytribune

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Chris McGinley takes a close look at the rural noir novel They All Fall the Same by Wes Browne. Writing tough guys is tough work. The landscape of the so-called rural noir novel—much in vogue nowadays—is populated by one after another country rogue. Local crime bosses, drug dealers, and violent enforcers abound. Problem is, so many of them come off the page as caricatures, rural clichés who drawl out their syllables, spit chaw, and generally act like half-wits....

https://mysterytribune.com/they-all-fall-the-same-represents-the-height-of-the-rural-noir/ by @mysterytribune

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Rachel Sterlings, author of "Gifts From an Unknown Angel" has previously published short fiction in the Portland review , Soundings east, The Montague reporter, and others. I didn’t want to return to that street corner in that backwater neighborhood where it happened. There was no sense in revisiting the situation. Some dilemmas can only be resolved by taking four or six steps backwards and then two steps forwards over and over again....

https://mysterytribune.com/gifts-from-an-unknown-angel-literary-short-fiction/ by @mysterytribune

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