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Gilly Macmillan

Gilly Macmillan
Gilly Macmillan is the Edgar Nominated and New York Times bestselling author of I Know You Know and What She Knew. She grew up in Swindon, Wiltshire and lived in Northern California in her late teens. She worked at The Burlington Magazine and the Hayward Gallery before starting a family. Since then she's worked as a part-time lecturer in photography, and now writes full-time. She resides in Bristol, England. Her latest novel is The Nanny, now available.


Gilly Macmillan and Susan Lewis on Finding Your Story and the Perfect Setting

Two authors discuss their journeys in crime fiction.

November 30, 2020  By Gilly Macmillan
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Remembering an Odd, Artful 'Requiem for the Detective Novel'

In 1950, the Swiss playwright Friedrich DĂĽrrenmatt published a lost classic of crime fiction.

September 24, 2019  By Gilly Macmillan
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A Discussion on Women
in Crime Fiction

Crime authors discuss the evolving role of women in crime fiction, and why women readers come to these books again and again.

June 17, 2019  By Gilly Macmillan
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The Art of Domestic Suspense

Mary Kubica and Gilly Macmillan on the Genre's Finer Points

September 17, 2018  By Gilly Macmillan
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