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Review: Matthew Dunn’s Spycatcher

Art Taylor / September 3, 2011

Former MI6 agent Matthew Dunn‘s debut spy thriller, Spycatcher, gets off to a rough start both in its style (clumsy […]

Art Taylor / September 1, 2011

I’m very pleased to have a new story, “Mastering the Art of French Cooking,” included in the online journal PANK‘s

Art Taylor / August 1, 2011

I’ve long been a fan of Sarah R. Shaber’s novels, beginning with the first book in her Simon Shaw mystery

Art Taylor / July 19, 2011

I’m fortunate to have two recent publications to announce — both a short story and an interview. First up is

Megan Abbott‘s first four novels — Die a Little, The Song Is You, Queenpin, and Bury Me Deep — established

Laura Ellen Scott, an occasional contributor to Art & Literature, takes a look at Sara Gran’s Claire DeWitt and The

I can’t help but wonder what Richard North Patterson thought as he watched the breaking news about Osama bin Laden’s

South Korean novelist Kyung-sook Shin‘s Please Look After Mom — her first novel to be translated and published in English — has

Occasional contributor Brandon Wicks returns to Art & Literature this week to interview novelist Tayari Jones, who will be touring

For the May edition of The Writer’s Center podcast series, I sat down with mystery novelist Alan Orloff, author of

I’m very pleased to be on the roster this month for the Cheryl’s Gone Reading and Performance Series along with

The Spring 2011 issue of Mystery Scene features my essay on novelist Louis Bayard: partly a review of his new book The School of