Charles Salzberg is a New York-based novelist, journalist, and acclaimed writing instructor. His first novel in his Henry Swann series, Swann’s
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A Conversation with Natasha Bell Author of “Exhibit Alexandra”
Natasha Bell grew up in Somerset and studied English literature at the University of York. She holds an MA in
Interview: Novelist Mario Bolduc Talks About “The Roma Plot”
Montreal-based screenwriter Mario Bolduc has written three novels featuring Max O’Brien, starting with The Kashmir Trap. Originally published in French, The Roma
A Conversation With Author Anna Lee Huber On “A Brush With Shadows”
Celebrated historical mystery author Anna Lee Huber continues her fast-paced and compelling Lady Darby series with her newest release, A Brush With Shadows. Huber’s
A Conversation with Nick Petrie, Edgar-Nominated Author of Light It Up
Light It Up, the new novel by Nick Petrie, brings back one of the most memorable characters in crime fiction
Author Rick Outzen Reflects on Small Town Florida and “City of Grudges”
Rick Outzen is the publisher and owner of Pensacola Inweekly, an alt-weekly newspaper that published its first issue on July
A Conversation With Tom Sweterlitsch About “The Gone World”
The Gone World, the new novel by Tom Sweterlitsch, is a curious science fiction thriller which crosses traditional genre boundaries. The
Lawrence H. Levy: “Same Over 120 Years – Will We Ever Learn?”
Lawrence H. Levy is a Writers Guild Award winner and a two-time Emmy nominee. He has written for various hit
A Conversation with Joseph Knox Author of “Sirens”
Joseph Knox was born and raised in and around Stoke and Manchester, where he worked in bars and bookshops before
Terrence McCauley: The Fictional World of the University
Terrence McCauley is the award-winning author of three James Hicks thrillers: Sympathy for the Devil, A Murder of Crows, as well as A
A Conversation With Felix Francis On New Thriller “Pulse”
The British crime writer Felix Francis, Dick Francis’s younger son, studied Physics and Electronics at London University and then embarked upon a 17-year career teaching Advanced Level physics