In Inventing The American Loner, Janet Roger reviews the writings of Washington Irving and links to the interest she has... Read More
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The Mountains Wild by Sarah Stewart Taylor is a series debut for fans of Tana French and Kate Atkinson. In... Read More
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That boiling, tumorous feeling in your guts, it never goes away. It doesn’t fade. It doesn’t soften. It never lets... Read More
J.B. Stevens revisits the 2009 Best Novel Edgar Winner “Blue Heaven” by C.J. Box. that has a ticking-clock plot that... Read More
Gabino Iglesias reflects on the controversy surrounding Otto Penzler and change in the direction of The Best American Mystery Stories... Read More
In Red Balloon, horror short film by Damien Macé and Alexis Wajsbrot, Dorothy, the little girl Julie is looking after,... Read More
