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Bouchercon Bliss

Art Taylor / October 12, 2015

No doubt about it, Raleigh proved to be my favorite Bouchercon ever—simply put, a blissfully fun homecoming. The fun actually […]

Art Taylor / October 4, 2015

The week ahead marks a homecoming in many ways—heading back to Raleigh, NC, where I lived for more than a

Art Taylor / February 7, 2012

In addition to its annual print publication, the North Carolina Literary Review has just debuted a mid-Winter electronic supplement—and I’m

Art Taylor / October 5, 2011

The Fall 2011 Mystery Scene has just arrived, and I’m pleased that the new issue includes my interview with North

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

Art Taylor / April 26, 2011

After a performance of Puccini’s Madama Butterfly several years ago, a friend turned to novelist Angela Davis-Gardner and asked, “What to

Art Taylor / March 18, 2011

The Writer’s Center has recently asked me to begin hosting their new podcast series, which debuted in February and has

Art Taylor / February 14, 2011

My story “A Drowning at Snow’s Cut” appears in the May 2011 issue of Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine. In it, a

Art Taylor / January 20, 2011

Scott Huler; courtesy United Arts Scott Huler, author most recently of On the Grid: A Plot of Land, an Average

Art Taylor / December 15, 2010

Coincidentally, Jeffery Deaver’s new thriller, Edge, is set in two places I call home. The novel’s opening section — a

Art Taylor / December 13, 2010

My own primary interests follow two paths: Southern literature on the one hand, building off of my own roots as