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Up Close: E. M. Powell

The Key to Getting It Right By Wendy Tyson E.M. Powell is a master of the thrilling, fast-paced historical crime

May 31, 2018

Up Close: Cynthia Swanson

The Journey to Confidence By April Snellings For writers, few fantasies are as alluring—or as misguided—as the idea that the

May 31, 2018

Between the Lines: Jenny Milchman

Into the Wild By Dawn Ius Jenny Milchman doesn’t write to formula, but admits that each of her novels share

April 30, 2018

Off the Page: Jeffery Deaver

Out-Holmesing Sherlock Holmes By Jeffery Deaver There’s an adage in Hollywood to this effect: When a producer is looking for

April 30, 2018

Trend Alert: The Lure of Historical Suspense

By Dawn Ius By its very nature, fiction is a means of escape, stolen moments in time that allow us

April 30, 2018

International Thrills: Sara Blaedel

By Layton Green During a recent book festival in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, I was chatting to a fellow author on

April 30, 2018

Africa Scene: Paul Mendelson

Engulfed in Turmoil By Michael Sears Paul Mendelson is a man of many talents: writer, interviewer, actor, script-writer for theatre

April 30, 2018

Spotlight with Neil Nyren: August Thomas

On the Run, Discovering the Truth For August Thomas, the love affair with Turkey began in 2007, when she was

April 30, 2018

Up Close: R. G. Belsky

Inside a Wonderful, Wicked World By Bryan E. Robinson I’ve interviewed numerous authors for The Big Thrill. But I must

April 30, 2018

Up Close: Jacqueline Winspear

A Protagonist Who Crosses Time By Nancy Bilyeau In the novel Maisie Dobbs, a young maid with a secret thirst

April 30, 2018

Up Close: April Snellings

The Art of Being Ghoulish By Dawn Ius “It’s hard to pinpoint the exact alchemy of color, design, smarts and

April 30, 2018

Up Close: Brian Andrews

Digging for Secrets That Thrill By Mark Alpert Brian Andrews is a former U.S. Navy submarine officer whose mind dives

April 30, 2018

Up Close: Mariah Fredericks

A Heroine of Great Importance By Nancy Bilyeau Some fans of Downton Abbey are obsessed over Lady Mary’s marriage and

April 30, 2018

Up Close: Raymond Benson

Creating the Perfect Villain By R.G. Belsky Raymond Benson is the author of six James Bond novels, but he loves

April 30, 2018

Up Close: Jon Land

A Date With Jessica Fletcher By Wendy Tyson America loves Jessica Fletcher, the iconic fictional author and amateur sleuth who stars in the beloved Murder,

April 30, 2018

Up Close: Patricia Rosemoor

Hitting Triple Digits as a Novelist By E.M. Powell Patricia Rosemoor calls her new release EYES OF THE TIGER a “reincarnation romantic thriller,” but

April 30, 2018

Up Close: Alex Segura

Making Miami His Own By Nancy Bilyeau Miami is a city that everyone feels like they know, even if they’ve

April 30, 2018

Up Close: Dawn Ius

Finding Truth in Notoriety By Nancy Bilyeau Getting into the mind of a murderer is a true feat for a

March 31, 2018

Between the Lines: Alison Gaylin

To Write About the Dark Side By A.J. Colucci “By the time you read this, I’ll be dead.” So begins

March 31, 2018

Turning Point: Steve Berry

Mining the Secrets of History By Nancy Bilyeau Over the span of his bestselling 12-book series revolving around Cotton Malone,

March 31, 2018

International Thrills: A Tribute to Philip Kerr

By Nancy Bilyeau “That’s the thing about real life; it all looks so implausible right up until the moment when

March 31, 2018

Up Close: K. J. Howe

The Life of an Action Junkie By Dawn Ius K. J. Howe owes a lot to her roots. After all,

March 31, 2018

Up Close: Heather Graham

Balancing Darkness and Light By April Snellings It seems there are few things Heather Graham can’t turn into a book.

March 31, 2018

Trend Alert

Digging Out the Truth About True Crime By Dawn Ius The genre dates back to Edgar Allen Poe, but social

March 31, 2018

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