The Mysterious Bookshop

The Mysterious Bookshop

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The world's oldest mystery fiction specialty shop, located at 58 Warren Street, NYC. Home to Penzler Publishers and all its imprints, Mysterious Press, Scarlet, Crime Ink, and American Mystery Classics. Voted USA Today's #1 Indie Bookshop 2025

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About twenty years ago, Rupert Holmes, who wrote The Pina Colada Song, and many many other things, also composed this music for a Mysterious Bookshop podcast that never materialized. It’s glorious.

About twenty years ago, Rupert Holmes, who wrote The Pina Colada Song, and many many other things, also composed this music for a Mysterious Bookshop podcast that never materialized. It’s glorious.

Tonight!

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Thrilled to welcome Jonathan Ames, the author famously played by Jason Schwartzman in Bored to Death, to the shop tomorrow night with his new noir tale, A PAST WITHOUT PICTURES. It’s a terrific read and should be a great event. 6 PM, Thursday, 10/15.

Thrilled to welcome Jonathan Ames, the author famously played by Jason Schwartzman in Bored to Death, to the shop tomorrow night with his new noir tale, A PAST WITHOUT PICTURES. It’s a terrific read and should be a great event. 6 PM, Thursday, 10/15.

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New #podcast: #JonathanAmes rejoins the show as we celebrate his fantastic new crime novel, A PAST WITHOUT PICTURES! We talk #pulpfiction, #art, #writing, #listening, #Buddhism, the #HappyDoll novels, & more, so GO LISTEN! chimeraobscura.com/vm/episode-6... @mysteriousbookshop.com #mysteriouspress

chimeraobscura.comEpisode 690 – Jonathan AmesVirtual Memories Show 690: Jonathan Ames “My goal is creating that sensation for the reader of having to turn the page. It’s like a kind of music.” Jonathan Ames returns to celebr…

There’s a chill in the air this morning that signals the summer’s impending end, but you still have time to come get the season’s biggest mystery novels here at 58 Warren Street, many of which we have in signed first edition.

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List of American Mystery Classics authors who Otto Penzler knew personally during their lifetimes: Dorothy B. Hughes Ellery Queen Clayton Rawson Mignon G. Eberhart Stanley Ellin He also corresponded with John Dickson Carr, Vincent Starrett, Erle Stanley Gardner, Frances and Richard Lockridge, etc.