Category: Author Essay
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The Gothic Appeal of Old Hollywood
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The Knock-Out Blow With Jonathan Ames
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A Death on W Street: A Look at American Culture in NonFiction and True Crime
A Death on W Street is the story of a young political staffer named Seth Rich who was murdered in Washington, DC.
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Why Do People Love Light Mysteries?
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‘The Liar’ and other Cold War Complexities with Benjamin Cunningham
“The Liar” recounts the story of Karel and Hana Koecher, two so-called illegals who moved the United States as secret agents for their native Czechoslovakia in 1965.
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Exploring Crime Fiction and ‘The It Girl’ With Ruth Ware
Ruth Ware is the NYT Bestselling Author of several mysteries & thrillers. Her latest psychological thriller THE IT GIRL is in stores now.
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Kathleen Kent On Her Spy Thriller ‘Black Wolf’
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The Medical Thriller: Tess Gerritsen on Writing Rizzoli & Isles
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Steve Berry Reads an Excerpt from His Latest Thriller
"Dan Brown fans will want to check this one out" (Publishers Weekly): The Ghent Altarpiece is the most violated work of art in the world. Thirteen times it has been vandalized, dismantled, or stolen. Why? What secrets does it hold?
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Sulari Gentill Shares “The Scene Stealer” Moments
A crime novel generally hosts a reasonable cast of characters—the protagonists, their sidekicks, the suspects and several minor characters.
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Webb and Mann On The Riveting Follow Up To Cold Fear
We sat down with thriller authors David Webb and John David Mann to discuss their riveting follow-up to Steel Fear, Cold Fear, on sale June 7th from Random House Publishing Group.
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An Unique Setting For Crime Fiction: The Salisbury Cathedral
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