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Up Close: Debra Webb

Finding Truth in Overcoming Trauma By Wendy Tyson In THE LONGEST SILENCE by USA Today bestselling author Debra Webb, we meet Joanna

February 28, 2018

Up Close: Christopher Rice

Building a New Life By Dawn Ius In a starred review, Booklist calls Christopher Rice’s BONE MUSIC a “stellar and

February 28, 2018

Up Close: Meg Gardiner

Tracking the Darkness By April Snellings When Meg Gardiner launched her new series last summer, she didn’t have to look

February 28, 2018

Between the Lines: Alafair Burke

Setting the Bar High By April Snellings It’s a scenario that has played out again and again in recent months: a prominent man is

January 31, 2018

Up Close: Lisa Black

When Expertise Meets Excitement By R. G. Belsky Bestselling thriller author Lisa Black has certainly created a unique crimefighting duo

January 31, 2018

Up Close: J. D. Horn

Finding Fantasy in the Everyday By Wendy Tyson In J.D. Horn’s newest novel, THE KING OF BONES AND ASHES, magic is seeping from the

January 31, 2018

Up Close: Christopher Reich

Writing a Hero for Our Times By R. G. Belsky Simon Riske, the hero spy of Christopher Reich’s latest thriller

January 31, 2018

Daily Writing Resilience by Bryan E. Robinson

When Writers Find Their Resilience By Wendy Tyson Most authors are familiar with the feelings of self-doubt, frustration, and even hopelessness that

January 31, 2018

Debut Spotlight: John Copenhaver

By E. A. Aymar For people who know John Copenhaver —either friends, students, or teachers, or fans of his work

January 31, 2018

International Thrills: Deji Bryce Olukotun

Writing a Novel That Defies Categorization By Layton Green This month, I had the pleasure of interviewing a talented author

January 31, 2018

Mister Tender’s Girl by Carter Wilson

Embracing the Darkest of Fears By Dawn Ius Two paragraphs. That’s all Carter Wilson had read about the infamous Slender

January 31, 2018

Up Close: James Grippando

Writing About Searing Issues By Robert Rotstein Racism, political corruption, injustice —issues that are, unfortunately, both timeless and contemporary. A DEATH IN

January 31, 2018

Inside Creativity: The Role of Spontaneity

By Charles Salzberg There are two kinds of writers. Those who meticulously outline and know exactly where they’re going, and

January 31, 2018

Up Close: John Lescroart

Knowing How to Pick Your Poison By Dawn Ius John Lescroart kicks off 2018 with two major birth announcements—the successful

January 31, 2018

Trend Report: Thriller Forecast for 2018

By Dawn Ius When Gillian Flynn’s novel Gone Girl hit bookshelves in 2012, few could have predicted the massive impact

January 31, 2018

Africa Scene: Fred Strydom

Opening the Locked Door By Michael Sears Fred Strydom’s debut novel The Raft caused a big stir on the South

January 31, 2018

Between the Lines: Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child

Creating a Character That Strikes a Chord By R.G. Belsky The New York Times bestselling authors Douglas Preston and Lincoln

December 31, 2017

Debut Author Spotlight: Aimee Hix

By Hank Phillippi Ryan I burst out laughing when I saw the cover and the title of Aimee Hix’s debut

December 31, 2017

Inside Creativity: Bryan Robinson

Resilience: The Key Quality Thriller Writers Must Possess By Bryan Eugene Robinson, Ph.D. This is the first story in “Inside

December 31, 2017

African Scene: Chanette Paul

A Character Both Strong and Vulnerable By Michael Sears Chanette Paul is one of South Africa’s most prolific Afrikaans authors,

December 31, 2017

Off the Page: Rick Pullen

A Young Female Protagonist Who Uncovers Truths I had just completed my manuscript for Naked Truth, the sequel to my

December 31, 2017

The Bomb Maker by Thomas Perry

The Essentialness of Risk By April Snellings The world is never a gentle place for the people who inhabit thrillers, but the heroes

December 31, 2017

Direct Fire by A. J. Tata

The Most Valid of Targets By J. H. Bográn A.J. Tata’s previous thriller, Besieged, has been named by Publishers Weekly as one

December 31, 2017

Operator Down by Brad Taylor

By J. H. Bográn In Brad Taylor’s new book, OPERATOR DOWN, the action opens with the fan favorites of the series: Shoshana and Aaron.

December 31, 2017

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