James Rollins on the Mysteries of the Deep and The Lure of Worlds Below I love the unknown. It started when I was just a kid growing up in the Midwest. I devoured all things […]
“I’m surprised to find myself a published novelist”: Interview with Chris Pavone Chris Pavone may be surprised to find himself a published novelist, but in a year he has blazed a trail that very few […]
Joseph Finder on Suspicion (Joseph Finder’s latest novel Suspicion has received rave reviews from some of the toughest book critics in the business. Last week I had a chance to interview Joe, we spoke about his latest […]
Vive la différence: There are more Female Sleuths than Male Sleuths… (Vive la différence: There are more Female Sleuths than Male Sleuths says Judi Culbertson and she is right) I haven’t done a formal survey, […]
The Enduring Legacy of the Woman in Jeopardy As a child, I was obsessed with fairy tales. So many of them seemed to be about the underside of romantic love and chivalrous devotion. Maidens were […]
The Hidden History of Grand Central Station Like many people who read crime fiction, I enjoy “smart” thrillers—not just car chases and shootouts—books from which I’ve come away with a good measure of suspense and […]
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