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Lily Meyer
Lily Meyer is a writer and translator living in Washington, DC.


Graeme Macrae Burnet on Writing Comedy, Crime, and Characters with Divided Selves

Lily Meyer talks with the Booker-nominated author about his new mystery, Case Study

November 3, 2022  By Lily Meyer
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Lucy Foley on Agatha Christie and Locked-Room Mysteries

A Modern Take on the Classic Whodunit

February 20, 2019  By Lily Meyer
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Mariana Dimópulos on Structure, Silence, and the Self

The Argentinian Author Discusses the Violence of Leaving

February 11, 2019  By Lily Meyer
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Christobel Kent on Murder, Morality, and Survival

"Why do women who have suffered so much turn their shame and suffering inward?"

February 7, 2019  By Lily Meyer
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Jonathan Lethem on Detectives, Frontiers, and Utopias

A New Kind of Crime Novel for an Age of Extremes

November 6, 2018  By Lily Meyer
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Sarah Meuleman and the Vanishing Writers

The Belgian Author on Her Fascination with Disappearances

October 25, 2018  By Lily Meyer
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Sarah Perry: Gothic Fiction Has Always Been Political

Monsters, Mystery, and Bearing Witness

October 19, 2018  By Lily Meyer
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Roberto Saviano: 'Nothing Is Heroic in Organized Crime'

The Author of 'Gomorrah' Takes on the Boy Gangs of Naples

September 7, 2018  By Lily Meyer
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George Pelecanos: A Novel for the New Washington D.C.

Prison Libraries, Writing for the Screen, & Capturing the New D.C.

September 5, 2018  By Lily Meyer
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Caroline Kepnes: 'We All Become Monsters Sometimes'

A New Supernatural Thriller Explores the Dark Side of YA

June 19, 2018  By Lily Meyer
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