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Interview with Daniel Levine

March 24, 2014 Mystery Center 0

Interview with Daniel Levine DANIEL LEVINE studied English Literature and Creative Writing at Brown University and received his MFA in Fiction Writing from the University of Florida. He has taught composition and creative writing at […]

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Black Horizon: Ripped from Tomorrow’s Headline

March 20, 2014 James Grippando 0

Black Horizon: Ripped from Tomorrow’s Headline The marketing folks who promote my novels like to say that “James Grippando’s books are ripped from headlines.” I disagree. Like many writers, I stay on top of current […]

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Nominees for the Critics Awards Announced

March 18, 2014 Mystery Center 0

Nominees for the Critics Awards Announced The Strand Magazine has announced its nominees for the 2013 Strand Magazine Critics Awards. Recognizing excellence in the field of mystery fiction, the Critics Awards were judged by a select […]

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Interview with John Banville

March 17, 2014 Mystery Center 0

Interview with John Banville TSM: You are always described as being highly critical of your work. Trying to bring back a giant in crime fiction is not an easy task, and you’ll always deal with […]

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This path isn’t for you: How to Persevere as an Author

March 10, 2014 J.T. Ellison 0

This path isn’t for you: How to Persevere as an Author I was twenty years old when I presented my senior thesis to a room full of English majors and professors. Said thesis was a […]

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Interview with Greg Iles

March 6, 2014 Mystery Center 0

Interview with Greg Iles TSM: First of all, I am so happy that we will see your name appearing on the bestseller lists again. Many of us were very concerned after your car accident. How […]

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Pass the Salt: The Art of Blending Genres

March 3, 2014 Michael Marshall 0

Pass the Salt: The Art of Blending Genres My latest novel, We Are Here, is a thriller set in New York City. It’s about friendship and the role it plays in our lives; the plot revolves around […]

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The Pleasure of Not Knowing: Literary Experimentation and the Page-Turner

by Scarlett Thomas When we hear the term literary experimentation, we may imagine something difficult, up-itself or boring. Or worse – a lot of clunky devices that will remind us [...]
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