Gabino Iglesias takes a closer look at Blackwood, a dark and atmospheric suspense novel by Michael Farris Smith, set in... Read More
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Gabino Iglesias writes "Brass Ovaries: Reading Women" column for Mystery Tribune. He is the author of Coyote Songs, Zero Saints, and Gutmouth and his nonfiction has appeared in places like The New York Times, the Los Angeles Review of Books, the LA Times, El Nuevo Día, and other venues.
Gabino Iglesias shares his list of ten types of authors who can go fuck themselves and explain why some crime... Read More
As part of his “Brass Ovaries: Reading Women” column for Mystery Tribune, Gabino Iglesias takes a closer look at “The... Read More
Gabino Iglesias takes a closer look at the suburban noir novel “Someone We Know” by Shari Lapena. I’m usually not... Read More
Wendy Heard’s The Kill Club is a multilayered crime novel that peels away like an onion to reveal a story... Read More
Crime is a genre that’s at the top of the heap in terms of publishing women. That said, the advances... Read More
Gabino Iglesias writes “Brass Ovaries: Reading Women” column for Mystery Tribune. He is the author of Coyote Songs, Zero Saints,... Read More
I was tired of reading articles written by men about how to write women. I was tired of books with... Read More
