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The Monsters of Unreliability
by J.T. Ellison We all love an unreliable narrator. They are some of my favorite characters to write. But there is often a fine line between all the psychological fun of having a character who [...]
The Silent Appeal returns to the world of The Appeal. What drew you back to the Fairway Players, and how did you know there was still more trouble worth uncovering there? After writing The Christmas [...]
You’ve written across very different modes — cozy mystery, comic crime, and novels set in the Belgian Congo. Do you see those as separate parts of your writing life, or as expressions of the same [...]
Anjanette Delgado (Santurce, 1967) writes about sexile, uprootedness, and social justice. Winner of an Emmy Award for her human-interest journalism, she is the author of the novels The Heartbreak Pill (Atria, 2008) and The Clairvoyant of Calle Ocho (Penguin Random House, [...]
Choosing my favorite films featuring dogs and putting them in order was difficult. My advice is to rewatch them all. […]
In Something to Die For, Will Jordan demonstrates two important yet sadly, rare attributes. First, he illustrates that he has deep love and enthusiasm for the genre in which he writes. Second, he understands what works [...]
DVD Review: Monk: The Complete Series (2020 Rerelease) Critics and pundits love to bandy the word “relevant” around certain creative works, arguing that because of its topic, themes, or political agenda, a certain book or movie [...]
