Review: The Leavenworth Case by Anna Katherine Green
Several months back, I read one of the earliest works of British mystery & suspense: Wilkie Collins‘ The Woman in […]
Several months back, I read one of the earliest works of British mystery & suspense: Wilkie Collins‘ The Woman in […]
North Carolina’s own John Hart won his second Edgar Award for Best Novel of 2010 last night at the Mystery
Today, AARP: The Magazine published my quick reviews of two new books that together offer intriguing looks at both the
We all know not to drink and drive, but how about taking a slug and then getting behind the pen?
Here’s an interesting essay by Dick Bausch from The Atlantic.
Sometimes books show up on my doorstep that I’m not sure why they’re showing up on my doorstep. Such is
The North Carolina Writers’ Network has just announced the 2010 inductees into the North Carolina Literary Hall of Fame —
I’m pleased to host today guest reviewer Brandon Wicks (who will perhaps be making more frequent appearances at this site).
Last May I had the great pleasure of reviewing Bones of Betrayal by Jefferson Bass, not just a fine forensic
Each year in honor of National Poetry Month (that’s April, in case you didn’t know), the Regulator Bookshop in Durham
On Saturday, March 20, The Writer’s Center in Bethesda, Maryland, hosted an all-day conference, “Writing the Future,” organized by the Center,
In Southern literary circles, the biggest news this week is the publication of Lee Smith‘s new book, Mrs. Darcy and