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    The Seeds of a Pharmaceutical Thriller: A Conversation Between Co-Authors

    Bestselling author Thomas Locke confides to his young co-author about the all-too-real inspiration behind their new pharmaceutical thriller, 'Roulette'.  

    December 14, 2023  By Thomas Locke and Jyoti Guptara
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    60 Years of 'The Spy Who Came in From the Cold'

    Paul Vidich and Joseph Kanon investigate the legacy of John le Carré's groundbreaking novel.

    December 1, 2023  By Paul Vidich
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    Learning to Be Lost (and Found) in Fiction and in Life

    Amy Hagstrom on her experiences in search-and-rescue and writing a wilderness thriller

    November 22, 2023  By Amy Hagstrom
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    The Backlist: Alex Finlay and Polly Stewart Revisit 'I Am Pilgrim,' by Terry Hayes

    Authors read a globe-trotting master class in thriller pacing.

    November 21, 2023  By Polly Stewart
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    1987: The Thrilling-est Year in Hollywood History

    Michael Ledwidge makes the case for 1987 as the crowning achievement of Hollywood movie-making.

    November 16, 2023  By Michael Ledwidge
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    My First Thriller: Joseph Finder

    How one bestselling author rode the literary roller coaster through rejections and into a career.

    November 16, 2023  By Rick Pullen
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    What Spy Fiction Taught Me About Breaking the Rules

    Anna Pitoniak on the moral ambiguities of great spy writing.

    November 14, 2023  By Anna Pitoniak
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    Wilderness Thrillers Featuring Fearless Women

    These tough female-driven survival novels will have you soon headed off on your own adventure

    November 8, 2023  By Peggy Townsend
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    From Sports Reporter to Crime Writer

    Or, how athletes and thriller heroes have a surprising amount in common when it comes to mental, and physical, toughness

    November 7, 2023  By Elise Hart Kipness
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    James Kennedy: "Storytellers are manipulative cult leaders."

    Or, a few useful pointers on how to brainwash your reader ahem...draw people into your narrative

    November 2, 2023  By James Kennedy
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