I’ve long been a fan of Sarah R. Shaber’s novels, beginning with the first book in her Simon Shaw mystery […]
Megan Abbott‘s first four novels — Die a Little, The Song Is You, Queenpin, and Bury Me Deep — established
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
The Spring 2011 issue of Mystery Scene features my essay on novelist Louis Bayard: partly a review of his new book The School of
After a performance of Puccini’s Madama Butterfly several years ago, a friend turned to novelist Angela Davis-Gardner and asked, “What to
The Writer’s Center has recently asked me to begin hosting their new podcast series, which debuted in February and has
Agatha Donkar, a photographer and writer based in Chapel Hill, NC, has recently been delving into the photography-themed mysteries of
Scott Huler; courtesy United Arts Scott Huler, author most recently of On the Grid: A Plot of Land, an Average
K.E. Semmel has appeared before on this site offering reviews and hosting interviews — and then being interviewed himself for
Having long admired Laura Ellen Scott‘s own writing (and having interviewed her myself in these pages), I’m glad to welcome
Early October brought the publication of How They Were Found, the first full-length collection of short stories by the extremely