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An Author's Dilemma: How to Write Across Genres While Maintaining Your 'Brand'

Tori Eldridge looks at how authors can follow their evolving interests without losing readers.

An Interview With Tim Maskell, Location Manager for Shetland

“The stories of Shetland are impossible to imagine apart from their setting, steeped as they are in the islands’ brooding skies, barren landscape, and ever-present sea.”

Seven Books Where Fun and Games Threaten to Turn Fatal

"If someone asks if you want to play a game, your go-to answer should be definitely not."

A New True Crime Book Investigates a Sister's Murder and Official Indifference

In 1978, Therese Allore vanished. Six months later, her body was discovered. Her brother is still looking for answers.

Liar, Liar, Everything’s on Fire: A Reader's Guide to Dangerous Teens

"Sometimes evil appears wearing pink Crocs."

When Animals Do the Sleuthing

Seven Cozies with Animals Solving Crimes

Suspects & Suspicion: What Jane Austen Teaches Us About Who (And Who Not) To Trust

"What is one obvious quality that nearly all of Austen’s rogues have in common? Charm."

Martina Navratilova, Thriller Novelist

Beth Parker looks back at the brief run of tennis thrillers co-authored by one of the greatest ever to play.

"Criminal profiling has been fooling us all."

Eric Barker on the pseudoscience of profiling.

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Tori Eldridge looks at how authors can follow their evolving interests without losing readers.

“The stories of Shetland are impossible to imagine apart from their setting, steeped as they are in the islands’ brooding skies, barren landscape, and ever-present sea.”

"If someone asks if you want to play a game, your go-to answer should be definitely not."

"Our view of any age is limited by what the writers of that age can see of it, and no writer ever has access to all of it at once."

In 1978, Therese Allore vanished. Six months later, her body was discovered. Her brother is still looking for answers.

"Sometimes evil appears wearing pink Crocs."

Seven Cozies with Animals Solving Crimes

"What is one obvious quality that nearly all of Austen’s rogues have in common? Charm."

Beth Parker looks back at the brief run of tennis thrillers co-authored by one of the greatest ever to play.

Eric Barker on the pseudoscience of profiling.

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