Sue Feder, born talking, learned to read shortly thereafter. She eventually combined these talents by sidling over to people and recommending books to them. In addition to starting her own monthly mystery review column, Magical Mystery Tour, and plaguing most of the mystery fanzines at least once, she pounced on the unsuspecting Ellis Peters and founded The Ellis Peters Appreciation Society, which she ran for seven years, editing and publishing its quarterly journal, Most Loving Mere Folly. Sue has been working on the definitive Ellis Peters bibliography for far too many years, and recently sent an excruciatingly long article on mysteries set in Brooklyn, NY to Janet Rudolph for Mystery Readers Journal's New York issue. Recently, Sue began casting her eyes around for another writer to torment. When they all ran and hid, she decided to get even with a whole bunch of them at once, and founded The Historical Mystery Appreciation Society. She will be editing and publishing its quarterly journal, Murder: Past Tense. |
~subscribe TO THE JOURNAL Members of the Society receive Murder: Past Tense, a quarterly journal. Membership is on a strict calendar basis, and the quarters are the calendar quarters. No matter when in the year you join, you will receive all of the issues for that year. 1999 HMAS membership:
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