John Hart’s “The Last Child”
Today, the Washington Post runs my review of John Hart’s third — and in my opinion best — novel, The […]
Today, the Washington Post runs my review of John Hart’s third — and in my opinion best — novel, The […]
Alexandra Sokoloff’s new novel, The Unseen, takes as its starting point a set of real-life experiments done by Dr. Joseph
Definitely worth checking out this week are two sites dealing with women, mystery, history, and brand new books. First up
Laura Brodie‘s The Widow’s Season hits the ground running with a smart, no-nonsense sentence that pulls readers immediately into the novel’s central
With the Fourth of July weekend ahead, most bookstores are taking a small hiatus from their regular schedule of readings
The new issue of Mystery Scene magazine has just been released, and I was pleased and honored that “Love Bites,”
One of this weekend’s top literary events in North Carolina has already gotten a plug earlier this week, when an
The August 2009 issue of Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine hits newsstands today, and with it — I’m proud to say
Emyl Jenkins already had a successful career as an antiques appraiser and nonfiction author when she tried her hand at
My review in today’s Washington Post (Tuesday, May 26) could hardly have been timed better — a testament to the
A couple of years back, I needed a poisonous plant to spike a drink and kill a man. This was
This weekend — Saturday, May 23, to be precise — marks the 75th anniversary of the day Bonnie and Clyde