by Cindy Brown The Pacific Northwest is the perfect place for murder. We have impenetrable forests, forbidding mountains, and rivers that run fast and cold. We have places so isolated that you could hike for days—weeks, even—without seeing another soul. And […]
Some towns keep secrets. Others bury them. In Grabtown, Sarah P. Blanchard crafts a layered dual-timeline mystery steeped in small-town tension, family trauma, and the dangerous cost of silence. Told through an epistolary framework, the novel […]
By: Vikki VanSickle When I started to work on my first mystery novel, The Mystic and the Missing Girl, I found myself thinking about Nancy Drew—the sleuth who made me fall in love with the […]
by Allan Gaw Author of The Silent House of Sleep No author of historical fiction wants to receive the email that begins, “I think you’ll find…” The correspondent will usually be a self-declared expert who […]
In April 1974, at Philharmonic Hall in New York, Alfred Hitchcock was honoured with a Life Achievement Award by the Film Society of Lincoln Center. Inside, the evening unfolded with a kind of old-Hollywood grandeur: […]
by Amanda Sterczyk Have you ever been asked, or asked of others: “If you could have one superpower, what would it be?” Would it be flight or invisibility, super speed or walking through walls? All […]
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 […]
By Jocelyn Green The Manhattan Confessions was not the original working title of my latest novel. But when we (my publisher’s team and I) landed on it, we knew it was a keeper. Confessions. That […]
Freyja has such a haunting sense of place. What is it about Iceland’s landscape—especially the black sand beaches and harsh coastline—that made it the right setting for this story? During my visits to Iceland as a […]
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