Only Murders in my Mind
Only Murders in my Mind
Join Carol, Liz and Mike as they talk about writing in the murder mystery genre.
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Episodes
Episode 41 Crime Fiction Q&A: Writing, Inspiration & More 07.11.2024 37:59
In today's episode, The Only Murders in my Mind crew answer questions sent by viewers. Join us as we discuss our opinions on current crim fiction, the ways we write our stories and characters and how reality influences stories. Intro/outro Music by omstudio-strings: https://www.instagram.com/omstudio_strings/ Tiny Tales Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWzZo50MHXtzAN27bD93LaA Follow our b...
Episode 40: Ian Fleming’s Impact on Spy Fiction 31.10.2024 38:28
The names Murder, Only Murders in My Mind. And our mission if we choose to accept it, is to talk about the creator of the James Bond series, Ian Fleming. After serving in World War 2 as Navel Intelligence, he wanted to start writing spy novel with Casino Royal as the first of the James Bond series. The franchise as a whole has grossed 7 billion dollars. Join us as we discuss the legacy Ian Fleming...
Episode 39 Perfect Crimes: Myth or Reality? 24.10.2024 32:02
Today we discuss the perfect crime in Murder Mysteries. Is such a thing possible in todays age with technology so advanced? How can a crime be perfect when the killer and the victim know each other? Can it only be done by professional hitmen or assassins? Is it believable in story telling today? Intro/outro Music by omstudio-strings: https://www.instagram.com/omstudio_strings/ Tiny Tales Channel:...
Episode 38 Miss Marple: Queen of Cozy Crime 17.10.2024 34:05
In todays episode we dive back into Agatha Christie's world to discuss Miss Marple. Based on Agatha Christie’s her grandmother’s and a combination of her friends, the character miss Marple came to life through a book of short stories. These short stories became so popular that Miss Marple became one of Agatha’s most popular characters. Is Miss Marple as popular as Hercule Poirot? Is she the defini...
Episode 37: Next Big Projects & Novel Ideas 10.10.2024 38:48
In today episode, we talk about our own stories and give an insight into how we go about writing them. We also give a sneak preview into our upcoming novels and ideas that hoped to be developed over the next few months. Intro/outro Music by omstudio-strings: https://www.instagram.com/omstudio_strings/ Tiny Tales Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWzZo50MHXtzAN27bD93LaA Follow our blog on W...
Episode 36: Evolving Tech and Crime Fiction Trends 03.10.2024 37:49
In todays episode, we log in to the cyber world of crime and discuss how technology evolving influences crime stories today and how writing itself is changing because of the use of AI. Is the future happening now? How will Cyber Crime Stories be shaped as technology rapidly progresses? Intro/outro Music by omstudio-strings: https://www.instagram.com/omstudio_strings/ Tiny Tales Channel: https://ww...
Episode 35 Anti-hero Detectives: Rule breakers in Crime 26.09.2024 33:01
In todays episode we tread on the line of the law and break rules to catch criminals as we talk about anti-hero detectives. Often seen as wild cards, these detectives will often do anything in order to get results but also runs the risk of them ending up on the wrong side of the law. Do the ends justify the means? What makes them so compelling? Join us as we discuss. Intro/outro Music by omstudio-...
Episode 34: The Impact of Crime Writing in Mixed Genres 19.09.2024 33:39
In todays episode, we talk about cross genre crime stories and how crime writing can lend itself to many other Genres. Fantasy, Horror, Historical and Romance, Crime writing seems to co-exist in a lot of other genres and uses them to help build the world the story takes place in or flesh out the characters in unique ways. Intro/outro Music by omstudio-strings: https://www.instagram.com/omstudio_st...
Episode 33: Why Spy Stories Stay Popular 12.09.2024 35:14
In today's episode, should you choose to listen to it, we talk about Spy stories. From James Bond's adaptations from the books to movies, Tinker Tailor solider spy, both versions of the movies and a more recent series, Slow Horses. We talk about the mystic and appeal of these stories and why they endure in modern day media. Intro/outro Music by omstudio-strings: https://www.instagram.com/omstudio_...
Episode 32: History's Most Notorious Murderers Revealed 05.09.2024 31:18
In todays episode we talk about real life murderers, specifically well known ones like Jack the Ripper, Christina Edmunds the Chocolate Cream killer and the lodger killers of Burke and Hare. Join us as we got into detail of their murders, how they did it, why they did it and what lead to their arrest. Intro/outro Music by omstudio-strings: https://www.instagram.com/omstudio_strings/ Tiny Tales Cha...
Episode 31: Strange Murder Weapons and Chilling Tales 29.08.2024 33:37
In todays episode, we talk about Unusual Murder weapons. We delve into why the murderer choose the weapon and what state of mind they were in at the time. We also discuss how it captivates an audience compared to when a normal weapon is used during a story. Intro/outro Music by omstudio-strings: https://www.instagram.com/omstudio_strings/ Tiny Tales Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWzZo5...
Episode 30 Cyber Crime and Cozy Mystery: Suzy Bussell’s Writing Journey 22.08.2024 31:43
In todays episode, we welcome our next guest on the podcast Suzy Bussell. The discussion goes from how Suzy started off writing fan fiction, how her background in technology has shaped the way she writes and leads to the discussion of her most famous book series Lockwood and Darrow. Follow Suzy on her website http://suzybussell.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063773813315...
Episode 29 Locked Room Mysteries: Solving Impossible Crimes 15.08.2024 30:05
Join us today's episode as we discuss the appeal of Locked Room Mysteries. The small confined space narrows down all the possibilities that it might seem like an "Impossible Crime", but a reader that pays attention to all the clues presented before them might be able to solve it before the detective does. Intro/outro Music by omstudio-strings: https://www.instagram.com/omstudio_strings/ Tiny Tales...
Episode 28 Breaking the Rules: Inside the World of Amateur Sleuth 08.08.2024 33:19
In todays episode, we discuss amateur sleuths. Often experts when it comes to murder investigation, these characters are not part of the police and are called in to work with them because they get results. Amateur Sleuth detectives aren't bound by police procedurals which leads them to often doing questionable things like searching a house of a suspect without a warrant or talking to suspects that...
Episode 27 Crime Writing and Forensics: Balancing Fact and Fiction 01.08.2024 33:23
In todays episode, we talk about forensics use in crime and murder mystery writing. It is a useful tool in rea life crime but can it hinder those just trying to tell a story? Is all that information vital or just filler? Should all crime fiction have forensics? Intro/outro Music by omstudio-strings: https://www.instagram.com/omstudio_strings/ Tiny Tales Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCW...
Episode 26 Hercule Poirot: Agatha Christie's Iconic Detective Unveiled 25.07.2024 36:30
In todays episode, Only Murders in my mind discuss in-depth Agatha Christi's famous character, Hercule Poirot. Appearing in 33 novels, multiple adaptations to TV and Films with the most popular being David Suschet, he rivals Sherlock Holmes as one of the most popular fictional detectives. Intro/outro Music by omstudio-strings: https://www.instagram.com/omstudio_strings/ Tiny Tales Channel: https:/...
Episode 25: How Atmosphere shapes Crime Stories 18.07.2024 32:05
In today's podcast episode of Only Murders in my Mind , we delve into the pivotal role that weather and setting play in the crime and murder genre. These elements are essential for setting the mood, influencing how the location feels, and can be vital to the overall plot. Join us as we explore how these factors intertwine to create gripping and immersive crime stories. Intro/outro Music by omstudi...
Episode 24: Breaking Boundaries: Female Crime Writers Who Changed the Genre 11.07.2024 36:53
In today's podcast episode, the hosts of "Only Murders in My Mind" delve into the contributions of female writers in the crime genre. They explore the works and adaptations of notable authors such as Agatha Christie, Val McDermid, and Ann Cleeves. The discussion highlights the impact and legacy of these authors on crime literature and its adaptations. Additionally, the episode addresses the ongoin...
Episode 23: Georges Simenon: The Prolific Mind Behind Maigret 04.07.2024 32:00
In today's episode of "Only Murders in My Mind," we delve into the life and work of Georges Simenon, the prolific author behind the famous Maigret detective series. With over 400 novels to his name and an astounding 500 million copies sold, Simenon stands as a titan in the world of literature. Renowned for his incredible writing speed, he could produce up to 80 pages a day, famously utilizing 48 s...
Episode 22: Murder Mystery Sidekicks: Bridging the Gap Between Detective and Audience 27.06.2024 36:50
In today's podcast episode, we delve into the intriguing role of the sidekick in murder mystery stories. Characters like John Watson and Captain Hastings serve as the audience's surrogate, asking the questions that are on everyone's mind. These sidekicks help to unravel the complex narratives alongside the brilliant detectives they accompany. Additionally, they often provide a touch of comic relie...
Episode 21: Nordic Noir Unveiled: The Dark Allure of Scandinavian Crime Stories 20.06.2024 35:54
In today's episode of "The Only Murders in My Mind" podcast, our trio delves into the dark world of Scandinavian crime books and dramas. They discuss whether these works are well-written thrillers or simply dark for the sake of shock value. The conversation also explores how these Nordic noir stories have influenced their own writing styles and narrative choices. Intro/outro Music by omstudio-stri...
Episode 20: Balancing Act: Humour and Horror in Murder Mysteries 13.06.2024 33:46
In today's podcast episode of "Only Murders in My Mind," hosts Carol, Mike, and Liz delve into the intriguing role of humor in murder mystery stories. They explore how humor can be strategically used to lighten what would typically be very dark and intense narratives. By incorporating comedic elements, these stories become more engaging and palatable for the audience, offering relief from the tens...
Episode 19: Unmasking Deception: The Art of Lying in Murder Mysteries 06.06.2024 37:52
In today's podcast episode, the Only Murders in My Mind trio delve into the fascinating world of lying and its pivotal role in murder mysteries. The trio discusses the classic signs and tells of a liar, such as inconsistent stories, avoiding eye contact, and nervous behaviors. They also share strategies for catching liars, including observing body language, asking probing questions, and looking fo...
Episode 18: The Legend of Arthur Conan Doyle: Beyond Sherlock Holmes 30.05.2024 38:03
Note: There was an audio glitch during the recording of this episode. I have tried to edit it out but can still be heard at certain points. In today's podcast episode, the Only Murders trio delve into the legendary Arthur Conan Doyle. They explore his iconic works featuring Sherlock Holmes, the pressure he faced to resurrect Holmes after popular demand, and insights into Doyle's life beyond writin...
Episode 17: Unlocking Creativity 23.05.2024 33:51
Carol and Liz delve into their creative processes for writing, sharing personal techniques and invaluable advice for aspiring writers. From unlocking the creative mindset to overcoming blocks, their insights offer advice for embarking on the journey of writing with purpose and passion. Intro/outro Music by omstudio-strings: https://www.instagram.com/omstudio_strings/ Follow our blog on Wordpress:...
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