#oriental mysteries

[witchee1014]

Blogging A to Z: Day 15 - "Oriental" Mysteries: Cozy mysteries set in Asia or featuring Asian characters

Explore the world of "oriental" mysteries with this guide to cozy mysteries set in Asia or featuring Asian characters. Discover new series and titles, and learn about the importance of diverse representation in literature.

Hey there, my fellow cozy mystery lovers! Are you ready for a journey that will take you across the world, from the comfort of your own reading nook? Well, strap in, because we’re about to explore the world of “oriental” mysteries! Now, before you get your knickers in a twist, let me explain. I know that “oriental” is an outdated term that smacks of colonialism and exoticism. But, in the world…

[lepetitdragonvert]

The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam

rendered into english verse by Edward Fitzgerald

Hodder & Stoughton

1913

Artist : Rene Bull

[mindfulwrath]

"weeh two knives out movies was enough" you don't understand. rian johnson has been cursed with World Famous Detective. he will be writing benoit blanc until he hates him with such a passion that it keeps him up at night. in Knives Out 12 blanc dies at the end and then 10 years later, in Knives Out 13, he didn't die after all. rj has fully conan doyled himself. the power of World Famous Detective is too great.

[5featherquills]

Hercule Poirot is so cunty and a girls girl. I’m not explaining why I think this.

[rivercule]

I know it isn’t the case but it would be kind of fun and epic if actually neither Lestat nor Armand saved Louis they just both took credit for it at separate times under the assumption that the other did it.

Of course the only alternatives I can think of are Claudia (probably too messed up to do it at the time and I can’t see her saving Louis over Madeleine in that moment unless she really meant for it to be a punishment worse than death for putting her in the situation in the first place), or Sam Barclay Beckett, great and powerful member of Daft Punk who may have beef with other coven members and somehow managed to escape his fated end with the rest of them

[sage-green-kitchen]

One time I went on a date to see one of the Hercule Poirot movies and he didn't like it and said Agatha Christie was a "bad mystery writer and too predictable" so I ghosted him and now the only predictable mystery he is solving is why I don't respond to his texts

[ultrabooob]

happy jure day to the only cool member of joker out

[morgangalaxy43]

Murder mysteries will always be one of the best movies and book genres of all time with some of coolest mysteries

[hussyknee]

Reading Murder on the Orient Express. It's so hard to keep all the moving pieces straight. Idk why this is the most popular Christie book; I can only assume it's because the reveal is so shocking, like with the Murder of Roger Ackroyd. Although honestly I'm plumping for it to be the doc. Failing that, it's Mrs. Hubbard or M. Bouc.

[blackscarabfilmz]

Hey check out what I found at work! Agatha Chris-tea!

[poirott]

Hercule Poirot + gathering clues

AGATHA CHRISTIE'S POIROT (1989-2013)

[fischerback]

I blacked out and started thinking of a detective au raritwi set in the 50s

[from-the-mind-of]

Christine hosts a Murder Mystery before a screening of Murder on the Orient Express at the Ace Theatre Downtown, 1st Nov 2017 [x]

[miamaimania]

Whispers in the Dark 🌑️

[welcome-to-green-hills]

SATBK was so cool it was such a cool game and just casually dropped sick medieval drip for a bunch of characters.

*Sobs quietly in the corner because I miss cool designs like this*

Aw, fuck it. I just really like the storybook series.