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After twelve years and eighty-six submissions, Steve Berry's persistence finally paid off with the launch of a blockbuster series.

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Writers Under Lockdown: Surviving (and Writing) During a Pandemic

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John Logan, Creator of Penny Dreadful, on His New Spinoff Series, City of Angels

"You can't imagine how happy I am to be writing a proper crime story!"

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How the creator of Rizzoli & Isles went from working late-night hospital shifts in Honolulu to writing bestselling thrillers.

A Conversation with a Serial Killer About the First Time He Killed a Taxi Driver

"There was no special feeling of pleasure, or fear . . . nothing. I don’t remember feeling anything."

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Talking civil disputes, global conspiracies, and New York City neighborhoods with the author of Clean Hands

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After twelve years and eighty-six submissions, Steve Berry's persistence finally paid off with the launch of a blockbuster series.

The author of some of the darkest, most disturbing novels in years wants people to know: she's not April Ludgate.

Catching up with Leslie Klinger to discuss his "Sherlockian" approach to annotating Neil Gaiman's American Gods

Is anyone getting any writing done these days? Contributors to a new anthology share stories of creativity, inspiration, and outrage.

"You can't imagine how happy I am to be writing a proper crime story!"

How the creator of Rizzoli & Isles went from working late-night hospital shifts in Honolulu to writing bestselling thrillers.

"There was no special feeling of pleasure, or fear . . . nothing. I don’t remember feeling anything."

Talking civil disputes, global conspiracies, and New York City neighborhoods with the author of Clean Hands

The legendary X-Men writer on the idea of Dark Phoenix as a femme fatale and more

Rachel Howzell Hall, Lori Rader-Day, and Alex Segura on The Future of Publishing and the Eleanor Taylor Bland Award

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