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10 Stories That Have Stuck

Last year, The Life Sentence—a fine and then still relatively new website devoted to all things mystery—asked me to contribute […]

May has shaped up to be a month of book launches. On May 7, my wife Tara Laskowski, our son

This weekend—on Saturday, May 14—contributors to the new anthology Chesapeake Crimes: Storm Warning will be gathering for a launch party

The finalists for this year’s Anthony Awards have been announced, and I’m thrilled and humbled to have received two Anthony

As I write this, I still can’t believe my great good fortune over the weekend. At this year’s Malice Domestic,

Art Taylor / April 27, 2016

This weekend is one of my favorites of the year—the annual Malice Domestic convention, April 29-May 1 in Bethesda, MD.

Art Taylor / March 21, 2016

Laura Ellen Scott, a friend and fellow professor at George Mason University, celebrates the release of The Juliet, her second

Art Taylor / March 6, 2016

Laura Ellen Scott, Steve Weddle, and I will be talking about writing and publishing across various genres and diverse forms

Art Taylor / March 5, 2016

The latest issue of Mystery Scene invites the magazine’s regular critics and contributors to celebrate some of their favorite reads

Art Taylor / March 4, 2016

Shotgun Honey has published my very short story “The Blanketing Snow”—a story which first appeared in the anthology One Paycheck

Art Taylor / February 26, 2016

In this week’s post at Criminal Minds, I answer the question: “What’s the last book that made you cry? Laugh

Art Taylor / February 19, 2016

In my SleuthSayers column this week, I try to express my sense of wonder about and my appreciation of the