The Astonishing Life and Times of CLIVE CUSSLER, “The Grandmaster of Adventure” By Michael Barson, with the assistance of Dirk Cussler and Wayne Valero Forty years ago, a modest, small print-run paperback was published with little […]
In their newly released book, Spy Sites of New York; A Guide to the Region’s Secret History, intelligence historians H. Keith Melton and Robert Wallace with Hnry Schlesinger document the tradecraft used by Anna Chapman and […]
Writing Serial Killer Thrillers (Part III) Part III of this blog series “Writing Serial Killer Thriller’s” will cover some of the global aspects of serial killing. Rick was a homicide detective and gained a unique […]
A sampling of mysteries set in 19th-century San Francisco When you think of “mysteries set in San Francisco,” what comes to mind? Maybe your thoughts turn to Dashiell Hammett’s The Maltese Falcon, or you envision noir-ish […]
The Art of Collaboration Let’s start with a couple of definitions. Plotter: A writer who carefully plans the story they’re going to write, laying out a logical plot chapter by chapter and actually sticking with […]
Agatha’s Back: Five Mysteries That Channel the Queen of Crime When filmmaker Rian Johnson’s latest movie Knives Out hit theaters in late 2019, it was met with both critical acclaim and box office success. Some called it a […]
TEN GREAT MYSTERIES SET IN MAINE Wendy Walker gives readers a terrifying, intimate look at true narcissism and a totally dysfunctional family in this twisted psychological thriller set partially on a rugged, nearly-vacant island off […]
Writing Serial Killer Thrillers (Part II) In Part I of this blog series, thriller writer Rick Reed discussed writing serial killer novels. Why the location and condition of the body are important elements of the […]
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