True Crime and the Power of Empathy By April Snellings After publishing a string of…
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By April Snellings In the third and latest installment in Robert McCaw’s acclaimed crime series,…
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Predatory Priests and Criminal Computers By April Snellings In her latest novel, CREDIBLE THREAT, J.…
Harlan Coben on His Netflix Adaptations By April Snellings [Note: The following feature is based…
Navigating Change—One Book at a Time By April Snellings Since her debut novel, Creep, hit…
Navigating Multiple Paths to Publication By April Snellings There are as many paths to publication…
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Exploring Dark Corners By April Snellings One of the great joys of working for The…
Writing Like There’s a Knife Against Your Throat By April Snellings Harlan Coben has some…
Brilliant Detective Tackles Multiple Personality Disorder in New IQ Book By April Snellings When Joe…
Stradling the Line Between Mystery and Horror By April Snellings In the realm of thrillers…
Dexter Creator Dreams up a New Antihero By April Snellings When faced with the dreaded…
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Summoning Ghosts By April Snellings When Clay McLeod Chapman and Quirk Books Editorial Director Jhanteigh…
The Grim Specter of Guilt By April Snellings Since her first hardcover novel—1996’s Harvest—put her…
By April Snellings When James S. Murray first tried to sell his debut novel, his…
Tackling a Story That’s a Little Too Timely By April Snellings [Note: The following piece…