L. D. Christianson

This is my first Read Christie 2025 review! Read Christie 2025 is a challenge from Agatha Christie Ltd. That assigns a Christie book to...

A note before I get into the meat of the post: Several of my subscribers reported not receiving a notification about last week's post,...

Hello everyone. It's been a while since I've posted and I wanted to get one more post in before Christmas. It won't be a long one, but I...

As you may have noticed if you get my notifications, this post was not published at my usual time. As an online college student, my...

The long awaited day has arrived! I've finally finished dealing with all my publishing issues, and White Marbles is ready for you to...

You might have noticed that it isn't Tuesday. But there's a blog post. What's going on? Some very exciting news, that's what! If you...

photo credit: NBC Last week, I looked at a book that, while it was enjoyable, was too different from other mysteries to fit my...

Well, this is ironic. In last week’s post, I defended Deep Space Nine  as “real” Star Trek  when many other reviewers didn’t see it that...

The large photo book is The Heart of Australia by Peter Jarver. When I was a kid, I had a video game called “Ty the Tasmanian Tiger.”...

This week’s topic grew out of my most recent read, Margery Allingham’s The Late Pig . It’s a short book, my copy is just shy of 140...

The last review in the series & an update about technical difficulties.

We have made it to our penultimate Queen, Margery Allingham. I had not heard of Allingham, at least not that I remember, until watching...

This is the third post in my Queens of Crime series. Reading Dorothy Sayers was a bit of an adventure for me, so I hope this review will...

I must begin my reviews of the Queens of Crime with the Queen herself, Agatha Christie. I’ve read and loved so many of her books, so I...

The first post in a series on my favorite mystery authors.