by Mark Ellis My name is Mark Ellis and I write a crime fiction series set in World War Two London. My protagonist is a Scotland Yard detective called Frank Merlin. The sixth in the series, Death Of […]
Janice Hallett, hailed as “the new queen of crime” (Electric Literature), returns with a fresh, edge-of-your-seat mystery set during a pub’s weekly trivia night. Told through quiz categories, phone messages, and email correspondence, this ingenious […]
By Peter Mann “Life in itself is always a shipwreck,” wrote the Spanish philosopher José Ortega y Gasset in 1932, as Europe grew eager to jettison liberal democracy. But Ortega was not simply a pessimist. […]
Nev March A recent NPR (National Public Radio) poll of over two thousand readers found that Historical Mysteries are one of the most popular genres today. Additionally, thriller/crime/mystery books top the list, with Historical Nonfiction […]
by L.S. Stratton I’ve loved a good “whodunit” ever since I saw the cult dark comedy, Clue, on television when I was six or seven years old. Of course, at that age, I couldn’t follow […]
Claire Douglas I love reading thrillers that involve families and secrets and there are many shockers in my latest book THE WRONG SISTER. I wanted to write a thriller that poses the question ‘What would […]
Tanya Scott Themes give meaning to fiction, forming the underlying insight that the story illuminates, and they pay little heed to genre boundaries. Lofty themes don’t arise only in literary fiction; a murder mystery might […]
Veronica Lancet There’s a scene I can’t get out of my head, even two decades later. Lestat—yes, that Lestat—portrayed by Stuart Townsend in Queen of the Damned, lounging in a Roman-style bath overflowing with rose […]
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