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Racked by Sue Coletta

By J. H. Bográn In her new novel, RACKED, author Sue Coletta returns to Grafton County, the setting of three

August 30, 2019

The Preserve by Steve Anderson

By Nish Amarnath The Second World War and its aftermath continue to epitomize the evils of dehumanization, all the way

August 30, 2019

The Good Cop by Peter Steiner

By Cathy Perkins Peter Steiner is the author of the critically acclaimed Louis Morgon series of crime novels. He’s also

August 30, 2019

August 26 – September 1: “Besides thrillers, what other genres do you love to read/write?”

Everyone here at ITW loves thrillers, but this week we’re wondering what other genres you love to read and even

August 25, 2019

August 19 – 25: “How do you separate yourself from the characters you write?”

The questions keep coming this summer! This week ITW members Andy Wolfendon, Lynn Chandler Willis, Ann Simas, Ronie Kendig and

August 18, 2019

August 12 – 18: “What is voice, and what advice can you give to aspiring writers to find their own?”

Some questions are more difficult to answer than others. To that end, this week’s line-up of ITW Members, Andy Wolfendon,

August 11, 2019

August 5 – 11: “How do you seamlessly interweave the plots, sub-plots, and filler scenes?”

This week we’re talking with ITW Members Heather Redmond, Lynn Chandler Willis, J. A. Walsh and Aoife Clifford. The question

August 4, 2019

Between the Lines: Karin Slaughter

Tackling a Story That’s a Little Too Timely By April Snellings [Note: The following piece contains spoilers for the Grant

July 31, 2019

Tales From the Script: Rob Hart Hits Jackpot with Dystopian Thriller

Hart Hits Jackpot with Dystopian Thriller By April Snellings Dystopian fiction often asks us to accept a dramatic turn of

July 31, 2019

On the Cover: Alex Segura

Becoming Pete Fernandez By April Snellings [Note: The following piece contains spoilers for the first Pete Fernandez mystery, Silent City.]

July 31, 2019

ITW Award Follow-up: The Thrill of Winning

The Thrill of Winning By Dawn Ius Jennifer Hillier could barely make her way to the stage through her tears,

July 31, 2019

ITW Shorts: Steve Berry and M. J. Rose

Pulling Back on the Magic By Dawn Ius There’s always a bit of magic at play when two genre superstars

July 31, 2019

Up Close: Lynn Chandler Willis

The Path From True Crime to Fiction By Jaden Terrell Lynn Chandler Willis’s first book was a nonfiction account of

July 31, 2019

Up Close: David Baldacci

A New Character and a New Time By Dawn Ius David Baldacci was on tour for Long Road to Mercy

July 31, 2019

Up Close: Preston and Child

Mastering the Genre Mash-Up By J. H. Bográn In a curious mix, OLD BONES, the new novel from bestselling writing

July 31, 2019

Up Close: Sandra Brown

An Exacting Path to Success By Dawn Ius Sandra Brown has been called “exacting”—an apt description, perhaps, for the author

July 31, 2019

Up Close: Hank Phillippi Ryan

Ryan Shifts Focus Away from Journalism in New Thriller By R. G. Belsky THE MURDER LIST is the highly-anticipated new

July 31, 2019

Up Close: Hallie Ephron

Clutter, Crime, and Calculating Coincidence By K. L. Romo “Emily felt as if her life, like a disordered closet, had

July 31, 2019

BookTrib Spotlight: Alex North

Genres Bleed in New North Thriller By Neil Nyren If you leave a door half open, soon you’ll hear

July 31, 2019

AudioFile: Getting an Earful at ThrillerFest

The Expanding Audiobook Industry and the Power of Narration By Ellen Quint, AudioFile Did you know that while traditional publishing

July 31, 2019

The August 2019 Edition of The Big Thrill

Read the stories that were in the August edition of The Big Thrill.

July 31, 2019

Storm Rising by Ronie Kendig

By Basil Sands Ronie Kendig knows her stuff—and her latest novel, STORM RISING, is the high-adrenaline, pulse-pounding proof. Kendig grew

July 31, 2019

Rules of War by Matthew Betley

By Austin S. Camacho If you’re the kind of thriller fan who craves gripping, nonstop military action, you’ll want to

July 31, 2019

The Subject of Malice by Cynthia Kuhn

By Terry DiDomenico Lila Maclean has successfully navigated four years as a professor at Stonedale University, but not without some

July 31, 2019

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Racked by Sue Coletta

The Preserve by Steve Anderson

The Good Cop by Peter Steiner

August 26 – September 1: “Besides thrillers, what other genres do you love to read/write?”

August 19 – 25: “How do you separate yourself from the characters you write?”

August 12 – 18: “What is voice, and what advice can you give to aspiring writers to find their own?”

August 5 – 11: “How do you seamlessly interweave the plots, sub-plots, and filler scenes?”

Between the Lines: Karin Slaughter

Tales From the Script: Rob Hart Hits Jackpot with Dystopian Thriller

On the Cover: Alex Segura

ITW Award Follow-up: The Thrill of Winning

ITW Shorts: Steve Berry and M. J. Rose

Up Close: Lynn Chandler Willis

Up Close: David Baldacci

Up Close: Preston and Child

Up Close: Sandra Brown

Up Close: Hank Phillippi Ryan

Up Close: Hallie Ephron

BookTrib Spotlight: Alex North

AudioFile: Getting an Earful at ThrillerFest

The August 2019 Edition of The Big Thrill

Storm Rising by Ronie Kendig

Rules of War by Matthew Betley

The Subject of Malice by Cynthia Kuhn