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Up Close: J. J. Hensley

Creating an Unforgettable and Unreliable Main Character By Wendy Tyson In J. J. Hensley’s latest thriller, FORGIVENESS DIES, former narcotics

September 30, 2019

Up Close: Vanessa Lillie

A New Mother Plagued by Little Voices By K. L. Romo “There is fight and there is flight, and I’ve

September 30, 2019

Africa Scene: Chris Abani

Lagos Featured in New City Noir Collection By Michael Sears On a recent trip to Botswana I picked up a

September 30, 2019

Up Close: Stephen Chbosky by Dawn Ius

A “What If” Premise Familiar to Many By Dawn Ius Two decades have passed since Stephen Chbosky’s debut coming-of-age young

September 30, 2019

BookTrib Spotlight: John Vercher

New Author, New Imprint— Two Debuts Make a Double Impact By Neil Nyren Last December, Polis Books announced that it

September 30, 2019

Up Close: J. A. Jance

Evolution of a Character By P. J. Bodnar Even after 40 years together, New York Times bestselling author J. A.

September 30, 2019

Up Close: Raymond Khoury

Exploring Alternative Histories By Austin S. Camacho Alternative history novels seem to be a fad right now, and some are

September 30, 2019

Up Close: Tosca Lee

Survival Key for Returning Heroes By Dawn Ius Tosca Lee admits that her life isn’t nearly as adventurous as those

September 30, 2019

BookTrib Spotlight: Jane Cockram

Exploring a “House of Ghosts” By Neil Nyren “There’s a reason we never took you there. Can’t you see the

September 30, 2019

Getting Graphic: Fantômas

The Ubiquity of Fantômas By Joshua Corin Last month, in listing the influences which preceded the long-running Italian crime comic

September 30, 2019

AudioFile Spotlight: Gained in Translation

Gained in Translation: Six Translated Mysteries from Around the World By Ellen Quint, AudioFile From Barcelona to Singapore to Rio,

September 30, 2019

Up Close: Bill Brewer

Crafting a Reluctant Killer By K. L. Romo Author Bill Brewer weaves a lethal tale of a hired-killer in-the-making in

September 30, 2019

On the Cover: David Morrell

On Rambo, Network Streaming, and Not Looking Back By Dawn Ius David Morrell can’t go one week without hearing or

August 30, 2019

On the Cover: Kira Peikoff

DNA Deconstructed in New Domestic Thriller By K. L. Romo “Frankenbaby.” That’s what the press called her—the girl with DNA

August 30, 2019

On the Cover: Laura McHugh

A Thriller Rooted in Personal Experience By Jaden Terrell Sometimes you pick up a book so beautifully written and resonant

August 30, 2019

On the Cover: Lisa Unger

Sticking to the Formula By Dawn Ius Lisa Unger has a well-publicized formula for crafting her novels—get up every morning

August 30, 2019

On the Cover: Linwood Barclay

An Intersection of Common Fears By Dawn Ius The working title for Linwood Barclay’s new novel was Going Down, but

August 30, 2019

Getting Graphic: Sequential Crime

An Introduction to Crime-Inspired Graphic Novels and Comics By Joshua Corin It’s 1962 in Milan and a former fashion model,

August 30, 2019

Up Close: Kat Martin

Maintaining the Balance Between Romance and Suspense By Millie Naylor Hast With more than 60 romance and romantic suspense titles

August 30, 2019

Up Close: Don Helin

Eye-Opening Vacation Inspires International Thriller By J. H. Bográn The chain of events that reaches climax in the so-called roof

August 30, 2019

Up Close: Iris Johansen

Strength in Numbers By Dawn Ius Iris Johansen knows how to create strong characters. Her primary leading lady Eve Duncan—a

August 30, 2019

Up Close: Reece Hirsch

Navigating the Dark Web By Tim O’Mara As my big brother (pun unintended, but you have to wait for it)

August 30, 2019

AudioFile: Binge-Worthy Seasonal Mystery Listening

Binge-Worthy Seasonal Mystery Listening By Ellen Quint, AudioFile We may be approaching the tail end of summer with the opportunity

August 30, 2019

BookTrib Spotlight: Shari Lapena

When the Killer is “Someone We Know” By Casey Barrett Domestic suspense—a rather loaded term for a subgenre, isn’t it?

August 30, 2019

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