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Truth and Crime Fiction by Jon Atli Jonasson
The same week my crime novel Broken was published in Iceland, it received two very different reviews. One appeared in Stundin, a magazine focused on investigative journalism; the other was...
Truth and Crime Fiction by Jon Atli Jonasson
The same week my crime novel Broken was published in Iceland, it received two very different reviews. One appeared in Stundin, a magazine focused on investigative journalism; the other was...
The Inspiration behind The Sugar Man by Nicolás...
The razor blade scrapes close to my throat. Silently, I pray for a steady hand, trying my best not to imagine the one, firm slit it would take. That’s when...
The Inspiration behind The Sugar Man by Nicolás...
The razor blade scrapes close to my throat. Silently, I pray for a steady hand, trying my best not to imagine the one, firm slit it would take. That’s when...
Writing The New Forest Murders by Matthew Sweet
The New Forest Murders is set in the 1940s – what appeals to you about that decade? I've spent a lot of time in the 1940s. I feel I'd know...
Writing The New Forest Murders by Matthew Sweet
The New Forest Murders is set in the 1940s – what appeals to you about that decade? I've spent a lot of time in the 1940s. I feel I'd know...
Behind The Death of Shame by Ambrose Parry
The Death of Shame is the fifth book in our Raven and Fisher series, set in mid-nineteenth-century Edinburgh. It is a time and place where names and fortunes can be...
Behind The Death of Shame by Ambrose Parry
The Death of Shame is the fifth book in our Raven and Fisher series, set in mid-nineteenth-century Edinburgh. It is a time and place where names and fortunes can be...
Karin Slaughter Chapter Sampler: We Are All Gui...
Emmy didn’t look for Tommy. She looked for her father. She easily spotted Gerald. He was standing about ten yards away, his head meerkatting above the crowd. Someone was talking...
Karin Slaughter Chapter Sampler: We Are All Gui...
Emmy didn’t look for Tommy. She looked for her father. She easily spotted Gerald. He was standing about ten yards away, his head meerkatting above the crowd. Someone was talking...
Exploring the Art of a Lie with Laura Shepherd-...
1. The novel opens with Hannah facing personal and financial ruin—what drew you to write about a woman navigating such peril in 1749 London? The precarious nature of life for...
Exploring the Art of a Lie with Laura Shepherd-...
1. The novel opens with Hannah facing personal and financial ruin—what drew you to write about a woman navigating such peril in 1749 London? The precarious nature of life for...