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Inceptio by Alison Morton

New York, present day. Karen Brown, angry and frightened after surviving a kidnap attempt, has a harsh choice – elimination

August 26, 2016

Insurrectio by Alison Morton

‘The second fall of Rome?’ Aurelia Mitela, ex-Praetorian and imperial councillor in early 1980s Roma Nova, scoffs at her intelligence

August 26, 2016

August 22 – 28: “Are thrillers naturally noir?”

This week we’re joined by ITW Members Lynn Cahoon and Amy Stuart to discuss the question: Are thrillers naturally noir?

August 21, 2016

August 15 – 21: “Who is your favorite protagonist of all time?”

This week join ITW Members Jessie Keane and J.H. Bográn as they answer the question: Who is your favorite protagonist

August 14, 2016

August 8 – 14: “How do writers alter thrillers for appeal to a YA audience?”

This week we’re joined by ITW Members Catherine Finger, J. H. Bográn and Lissa Price as they discuss Young Adult

August 7, 2016

Between the Lines: Megan Abbott

Finding Darkness in Bright, Shiny Places By Nancy Bilyeau A video went viral after the London Olympics, taken of

July 31, 2016

The August 2016 Edition of The Big Thrill

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

July 31, 2016

Author Guided Tour: Dawn Ius in Las Vegas

Can You Take the Sin Out of Sin City? By Dawn Ius I remember my first time to Las Vegas

July 31, 2016

Africa Scene: Michéle Rowe by Michael Sears

Finding the Psychological Truths By Michael Sears Michéle Rowe is an author, script writer and story originator for film and

July 31, 2016

Industry Focus: Richard Kevolin

From Coffee Shop to Big Screen: Hollywood for Writers By Layton Green This month I have a special guest on

July 31, 2016

Turning Point: Hank Phillippi Ryan by Wendy Tyson

Writing a Gutsy Heroine From the Heart By Wendy Tyson Hank Phillippi Ryan is well known on several fronts. She’s

July 31, 2016

Killer Look by Linda Fairstein

Murder in New York’s Garment District By Dawn Ius Each of Linda Fairstein’s Alex Cooper crime novels is set in

July 31, 2016

When the Music’s Over by Peter Robinson

Crime Fiction Ripped From the Headlines By Nancy Bilyeau In 1987, Inspector Allan Banks made his first appearance in the

July 31, 2016

Deadly Secrets by Jen Talty

By Cathy Perkins Bestselling author and business entrepreneur Jen Talty transitioned from teaching and training business software applications to handling

July 31, 2016

Friend of the Devil by Mark Spivak

By Amy Lignor Although Mark Spivak is an award-winning author, he has just recently taken his first foray into fiction.

July 31, 2016

Shattered by Death by Catherine Finger

By Catherine Finger As a thriller writer, my Judeo-Christian roots are on display every time I create the classic Good

July 31, 2016

The Short List by Frank Zafiro and Eric Beetner

By Guy Bergstrom Two partners, working together—that’s the foundation of many crime novels. THE SHORT LIST adds two more twists:

July 31, 2016

Terror in Taffeta by Marla Cooper

By George Ebey This month, author Marla Cooper brings us TERROR IN TAFFET, the first installment in her Destination Wedding

July 31, 2016

Lowcountry Book Club by Susan M. Boyer

By Jaden Terrell Susan M. Boyer’s Lowcountry romantic mysteries reflect both her childhood love of mysteries and a teenage flirtation

July 31, 2016

Love Her Madly by M. Elizabeth Lee

By Vivian Rhodes LOVE HER MADLY, the debut novel by author, M. Elizabeth Lee, is more than a thriller—it examines

July 31, 2016

The Paris Librarian by Mark Pryor

By Kay Kendall THE PARIS LIBRARIAN is number six in the thriller series starring Hugo Marston, chief of security at

July 31, 2016

Deadly Encounter by DiAnn Mills

DiAnn Mills is excited to announce DEADLY ENCOUNTER, the first book in her new F.B.I. Task Force series, set in

July 31, 2016

Storm Crashers by Richard Wickliffe

Richard Wickliffe was inspired by real-life crimes when he wrote his new crime-thriller STORM CRASHERS. The author answered a few

July 31, 2016

Tea Cups and Carnage by Lynn Cahoon

By J. H. Bográn There´s an old Frank Sinatra song called “Love and Marriage” that claims the two go together

July 31, 2016

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Inceptio by Alison Morton

Insurrectio by Alison Morton

August 22 – 28: “Are thrillers naturally noir?”

August 15 – 21: “Who is your favorite protagonist of all time?”

August 8 – 14: “How do writers alter thrillers for appeal to a YA audience?”

Between the Lines: Megan Abbott

The August 2016 Edition of The Big Thrill

Author Guided Tour: Dawn Ius in Las Vegas

Africa Scene: Michéle Rowe by Michael Sears

Industry Focus: Richard Kevolin

Turning Point: Hank Phillippi Ryan by Wendy Tyson

Killer Look by Linda Fairstein

When the Music’s Over by Peter Robinson

Deadly Secrets by Jen Talty

Friend of the Devil by Mark Spivak

Shattered by Death by Catherine Finger

The Short List by Frank Zafiro and Eric Beetner

Terror in Taffeta by Marla Cooper

Lowcountry Book Club by Susan M. Boyer

Love Her Madly by M. Elizabeth Lee

The Paris Librarian by Mark Pryor

Deadly Encounter by DiAnn Mills

Storm Crashers by Richard Wickliffe

Tea Cups and Carnage by Lynn Cahoon