Before I posted about Australian mystery and got some helpful
responses. Thank you for the kind advices.
I received the latest issue of Hayakawa Mystery Magazine
three days ago. The magazine featured some short stories by
Australian writers, and some essays and news about Australian
mystery.
I do not read the short stories yet, because I was busy to
read some mystery novels and write the reviews for my regular
column. VIRGIN HEAT by Laurence Shames was the most fun which
I read in that time.
But I read the essay by David Honeybone as soon as I received
the magazine. It is written excellently and I could grasp the
overview and the short history clearly. Australian mystery
become close to me.
Naomi Hoida (Computer Salon) 1-20-10, Fujitsu Oimachi Bldg.
B-1F, Oi Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo 140-0014 JAPAN phone:
+81-3-3778-8122, (7052-4347) fax: +81-3-3778-8304,
(7052-5894) e-mail:
SDI00498@nifty.ne.jp
hoida@tokyo.se.fujitsu.co.jp Web Page
http://www.fujitsu.co.jp/hypertext/solution/ss2/salon/psalont.html
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