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My First Thriller: Kate White

My First Thriller: Kate White

From 'Cosmo' to crime, magazine editor Kate White worked her way up one slice at a time.

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Jane Pek on Meta-Mystery, Spy Thrillers, and Finding Her Story

Jane Pek on Meta-Mystery, Spy Thrillers, and Finding Her Story

The author of 'The Rivals' discusses the progression of her AI dating app mysteries.

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The Eight High Crimes Of Hanukkah: A Conversation with Tod Goldberg

The Eight High Crimes Of Hanukkah: A Conversation with Tod Goldberg

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Bonnie Kistler on Suspense, Surprise Twists, and Crime in Florida

Bonnie Kistler on Suspense, Surprise Twists, and Crime in Florida

The author discusses her new 'Gaslight'-influenced thriller, 'Shell Games'.

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William Boyd on the Allure of the Literary Spy Novel

William Boyd on the Allure of the Literary Spy Novel

"I feel that the world of espionage is actually the human condition writ large. We’ve all betrayed people. We've all lied to people."

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The Beat Goes On: Michael Connelly on Words, Writers & 'The Waiting'

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Digging Deep, Staying with It: James Sallis on Writing, Reality, and the Danger of Creative Work

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Jacquie Pham On Historical Fiction, Colonialism, and

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M.L. Rio and Olivia Rutigliano talk novellas, graveyards, 80s music, and fungi

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Dominic Nolan on Historical Crime Fiction, London, and Cycles of Violence

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Navigating ‘Dark Space’: How Rob Hart and Alex Segura Mashed Up Spy and Speculative Fiction

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Paula Hawkins Talks Art, Feminism, and the Evolution of Her Thrillers

Paula Hawkins Talks Art, Feminism, and the Evolution of Her Thrillers

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