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SleuthSayers: True Crime

Art Taylor / November 10, 2017

At SleuthSayers, I preview the syllabus for my Spring 2018 “True Crime” course at George Mason University—or rather, preview some

Art Taylor / September 22, 2017

Just sent out my September newsletter. Check out the full issue here for my Fall events calendar, including my Bouchercon

Art Taylor / August 28, 2017

My column at the Washington Independent Review of Books coincided with the first day of school this year—both for me,

In honor of our son Dash’s graduation today—from the Child Development Center at George Mason University—I wrote a short essay

Art Taylor / March 27, 2017

I’ll admit it: Around this time of the semester, my energies are depleted, my enthusiasm is lagging, I’m feeling overworked

Art Taylor / March 20, 2017

I just released the latest edition of my quarterly newsletter—recapping recent news, including a few reflections and recommendations, and looking

Art Taylor / March 13, 2017

This week is Spring Break at George Mason University—and each of those words comes with an ironic twist. The official

Art Taylor / March 3, 2017

In my column at SleuthSayers this week, I give a glimpse into the course on reviewing I’m currently teaching at

Art Taylor / February 6, 2017

This week is the annual AWP Conference—the organization’s 50th year and right in our backdoor this year! George Mason University

Art Taylor / January 30, 2017

A recent production of Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Nile—adapted from her own novel Death on the Nile—and an invitation

Art Taylor / January 23, 2017

Friends and readers have often been interested in what I’m teaching in my classes at George Mason University—and specifically the

Art Taylor / January 16, 2017

In addition to a busy semester ahead at George Mason University—putting the finishing touches now on syllabi for my Recent