How Did 1200-Year-Old Peruvian Skulls End Up In Florida Backyard?
When a plumber discovered two skulls buried in the ground of a Florida backyard last January, police thought they had a murder mystery to solve. Turns...
When a plumber discovered two skulls buried in the ground of a Florida backyard last January, police thought they had a murder mystery to solve. Turns...
Megan Smolenyak | Posted 05.13.2012
Who doesn't love a good history mystery? You don't have to be a Civil War buff to be fascinated with the attempt to identify the two skeletons found in the turret of the USS Monitor when it was raised from the ocean floor a decade ago.
Dennis Palumbo | Posted 04.25.2012
The next time you begin conceptualizing your crime story's villain, don't be afraid to mine your own feelings. Down deep, below the surface. It's where the motherlode of characterization, and all the narrative gold that results, lies hidden.
HuffingtonPost.com | David Lohr | Posted 04.03.2012
Authorities in California have positively identified the body found floating in a river channel last week as Elgin Stafford, a former intern of Los An...
Posted 03.05.2012
There is an unsolved mystery in Braunschweig, Germany that gets more puzzling by the day; unmarked packages with tons of cash are being left at variou...
Kim Michele Richardson | Posted 03.27.2012
It's been over a year since we first met, Giulia Falcone, the innocent and charming nun who jumped the convent walls. She is author, Alice Loweecey's,...
Jaimie Etkin | Posted 03.31.2012
Spencer, Emily and Aria sit around an outdoor cafeteria table and wonder why Ali needed the alter ego ID. Was it so she could date Ian? Or was it to create a different identity that would allow her to get closer to or even expose A?
Lorie Karnath | Posted 03.05.2012
Exploration requires the willingness to venture not only beyond recognized boundaries, but beyond pre-conceived notions or established convention.
Posted 02.20.2012
One of the reasons I started my website, Marlothomas.com, is that I wanted a place for women (including me!) to come together and dream. Women should ...
Elysabeth Alfano | Posted 02.07.2012
Sara Paretsky is a game-changer. In 1982, Sara came out with her first V. I. Warshawski novel, Indemnity Only, now celebrating its 30th year in print...
Victor Udoewa | Posted 01.31.2012
Doubt has many roles. We sometimes forget that God is mystery and a life of faith is one that is lived in the tension of never fully knowing.
AP | GENE JOHNSON | Posted 01.23.2012
SEATTLE — It's been a rich year for students of D.B. Cooper, the mysterious skyjacker who vanished out the back of a Boeing 727 wearing a busine...
AP | Posted 01.18.2012
BEND, Ore. -- The judge called it bizarre, and the victim's sister fled the courtroom in disgust. The prosecutor said they were the words of a sociopa...
May Benatar, Ph.D., L.C.S.W. | Posted 12.19.2011
Probably almost all of my readers can think of some example of "mystery" in their lives. If you can't perhaps its because you have too rapidly dismissed a phenomena that you could not explain.
Bianca James | Posted 11.07.2011
If The Rules built a better husband-catching mousetrap, then The Rules of the Game built a smarter, sleazier mouse. The end result is a lot of creepy, desperate people obsessing about playing mind games.
Posted 10.16.2011
An inquiry into the mysterious deaths of four foreign tourists and a tour guide in the resort city of Chiang Mai, Thailand has concluded that they wer...
Rabbi David Wolpe | Posted 09.08.2011
As the poet Novalis wrote: "Inward goes the way full of mystery." The more we explore ourselves and our souls, the more complicated, multilayered, profound and baffling we become.
Mark Morford | Posted 08.22.2011
In tiny English village called Woodland, many of the 300 residents are reporting the same issue -- the same confounding woe -- which is driving them a bit insane.
Danny Groner | Posted 08.21.2011
It's hard to describe the experience of this walking tour/scavenger hunt without giving away vital information that could spoil the adventure for the next person. But this three-hour tour is worth the leap of faith.
aolnews.com | Posted 05.31.2011
What if the biggest mystery surrounding Col. Moammar Gaddafi had nothing to do with his long, brutal reign as the world's most eccentric and violent l...
Carol Hoenig | Posted 05.25.2011
Whenever I had to put John Milliken Thompson's novel down due to eyes that simply could no longer remain open, I looked forward to the moment that I could get back to this intriguing tale.
Jessica Keener | Posted 11.17.2011
Since my father's passing in December 2010, and his wintry memorial in January in Boston, I've been waiting for spring's warmth and release. It came i...
Faith Hope Consolo | Posted 05.25.2011
A number of notable independent bookshops in New York are bucking the trend, providing a place to browse and find the unexpected tome or meet an author.
Margie Goldsmith | Posted 05.25.2011
Forrest Fenn, a legendary 80-year-old Santa Fe art dealer, has written a memoir in which he gives clues to finding a real treasure chest that Fenn has hidden in the mountains north of Santa Fe.
Peter Mandel | Posted 05.25.2011
Egypt is ubiquitous these days. Cairo pops up right away if you go to a news site or snap on a car radio or TV. The surging crowds, the talking head...
Posted 05.18.2012