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On the Cover: Tim Maleeny

When Real Life Gets in the Way of Fiction By Dawn Ius Real life can get in the way of

December 31, 2019

Career Pursuit: An Interview With Catriona McPherson

An Interview with Catriona McPherson How did you begin your writing career? I wrote a book. I’m not being flippant;

December 31, 2019

Up Close: Iris & Roy Johansen

Partnership Still Thriving 10 Books Later By Jaden Terrell For years, New York Times bestselling author Iris Johansen and her

December 31, 2019

Up Close: Nancy Bilyeau

Bilyeau “Happy” to Take Ownership of Her Career By Dawn Ius Nancy Bilyeau had always wanted to write a historical

December 31, 2019

Up Close: Lee Goldberg

Diving Into the Police Procedural with a New Series By Dawn Ius Writing a police procedural can be a daunting

December 31, 2019

Booktrib Spotlight: Liz Moore

Remarkable Characters Tell a Story of Family and Secrets By Neil Nyren “There’s a body on the Gurney Street tracks.

December 31, 2019

BookTrib Spotlight: Jeffrey L. Diamond

Flawed TV Producer Tackles Harrowing Story By Jennifer Blankfein Jarring, thrilling and heart pounding, LIVE TO THE NETWORK by Jeffrey

December 31, 2019

Africa Scene: Kwei Quartey

Delving into the Dark Domain of Ghanaian Internet Frauders By Michael Sears Kwei Quartey is the author of the acclaimed

December 31, 2019

AudioFile Column: 5 Questions with Narrator Michael Kramer

Five Questions with Narrator Michael Kramer By Candace Levy Most people will associate today’s Take 5 guest narrator with audiobooks

December 31, 2019

Up Close: J. T. Ellison

Luxury, Lessons, and Lies By K. L. Romo Daughters of the rich and powerful attend The Goode School, an elite

December 31, 2019

Between the Lines: Jeff Lindsay

Dexter Creator Dreams up a New Antihero By April Snellings When faced with the dreaded question to which every novelist

December 1, 2019

On the Cover: Austin S. Camacho

Unusual Method of Murder Inspires New Thriller By J. H. Bográn Austin Camacho’s latest installment in his Hannibal Jones series—THE

December 1, 2019

Up Close: Rick Mofina

Lies Laid Bare By Rick Pullen In a horror flick you can always count on the protagonist doing the wrong

December 1, 2019

Up Close: Jon Land

Land Strikes Twice By K. L. Romo Jon Land is an icon in the thriller writer community. To date, he’s

December 1, 2019

Up Close: Tracey S. Phillips

Pinkie Swears, Secrets, and Sociopaths By K. L. Romo Best friends tell each other everything, right? But what if your

December 1, 2019

Up Close: L. C. Shaw

A Political Thriller 20 Years in the Making By Dawn Ius Thanksgiving may be (just) in the rearview mirror, but

December 1, 2019

Up Close: Nancy J. Cohen

Get Cooking with Mystery Author Nancy J. Cohen By Dawn Ius Social events often revolve around food, so it’s natural

December 1, 2019

Career Pursuit: An Interview with Doug Richardson

Doug Richardson is an American screenwriter and novelist who writes action movies and thrillers. He is best known for writing movies like Die Hard 2, Bad Boys,

December 1, 2019

Africa Scene: Johan Jack Smith

Not Your Average Serial Killer Book By Michael Sears Johan Jack Smith’s new novel, ZOLA, starts off as a classic

December 1, 2019

BookTrib Spotlight: Eliza Nellums

On the Hunt for a Killer By Neil Nyren “I know my brother is dead. I’m not dumb like Hazel

December 1, 2019

AudioFile’s Best Audio Books of 2019

AudioFile’s 2019 Best Mystery and Suspense According to the Audio Publishers Association, audiobooks have had seven years of double-digit growth

December 1, 2019

Getting Graphic: Golgo 13

The Many Aliases of a Legendary Assassin By Joshua Corin There exists an assassin. His weapon of choice is a

December 1, 2019

Between the Lines: Alan Furst

Accidental Spies (and Spy Novelists) By April Snellings If you want proof of the thriller genre’s remarkable elasticity, look no

October 31, 2019

1,001 Dark Nights

Igniting Sales with Brand Awareness By Dawn Ius Maybe you don’t know exactly what 1001 Dark Nights is—but chances are,

October 31, 2019

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