Playing the Long Game By Adam Meyer In talking about his new novel, A CALLER’S…
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Playing the Long Game By Adam Meyer In talking about his new novel, A CALLER’S…
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Read More →Overnight success is rare in the publishing world—more often it requires years of persistence, patience, practice. It’s about playing the long game, says this month’s Between the Lines author, J.D. Barker. In this issue of The Big Thrill, genre greats like David Baldacci, Cate Holahan, Elizabeth Goddard, and Paula Munier share insight into what it takes to find writing success, debut authors Debbie Babitt, Kris Calvin, and Jessica Hamilton give us a glimpse into their publishing journey, and Larysa Rychkova provides an exclusive look at her new thriller as part of ITW’s First Chapters program. Africa Scene takes us to Kwei Quartey’s latest novel, and we get up close with Elle Marr, Adele Parks, Clay McLeod Chapman, Wendy Heard and dozens more writers who are chasing their publishing dreams. The April issue of The Big Thrill is live now!
By Terri Nolan Alicia Beckman’s BITTERROOT LAKE has a robust sense of self, place, and atmosphere. Though the novel is set in a fictional locale, it has a rich history, superbly crafted…
By George Ebey M.L. Buchman brings us the latest installment in his long-running Miranda Chase series with CHINOOK. When the fastest and most powerful helicopters in the US Army’s fleet start falling…
By Dani Brown Fourth in the Vega and Middleton series, THE MERMAID BROKER by author Sue Hinkin is diabolical but also reassuring. There are immoral, malevolent people in the world—but there are…
Thirteen original psychological thrillers including ONE by Eric J. Gates: A serial killer is operating in California, but one like no other. The Bureau of Investigation has no clues to the killer’s…
By Dawn Ius Larysa Rychkova always knew she wanted to write an international thriller. Born in the former USSR in the republic of Ukraine, Rychkova spent her formative years post university—after earning…
In 1852, Richard Francis Burton, the legendary explorer and author, fell in love with a Persian woman while in the British Army. When her parents discovered the affair, they poisoned her. Devastated…
Interview by Kia Dennis Elizabeth Goddard’s latest release, PRESENT DANGER, starts out with a pilot stumbling away from a plane crash. Who is he? Why doesn’t he want to go to the…
By Azam Gill Inspired by what he sees as political absurdity, prolific screenwriter Glenn A. Bruce describes LAST BLAST, his 18th novel, as a “political horror story with humor.” Political satire is…
By Charlie Cochrane Not all authors write for both adults and teens—but Emmeline Duncan does. Her latest for adult cozy mystery fans, FRESH BREWED MURDER, is the first in a planned series…
By Terry DiDomenico Mason Collins is the hunter and the hunted in John A. Connell’s WHERE THE WICKED TREAD. It would be one thing if Mason was traveling solo, but he’s protecting…
After a drug-fueled encounter with a random hookup leaves Franco DiMaso the only witness to a murder, he not only makes a most unreliable witness, but quickly graduates to being the cops’…
Death is on the horizon… When recently divorced Chloe Canton is gifted her grandmother’s house in Bermuda in her will, it seems a perfect time for a fresh start. Her chance at…