Genres

The Many Careers of Joe Ide

The Much-Lauded Author of IQ Took Awhile To Get There

October 20, 2017  By Lisa Levy
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Attica Locke on the Rise of the Aryan Brotherhood, and Never Quite Leaving East Texas

The Author of Bluebird, Bluebird Talks About Her Roots, the Blues, and Cowboy Boots

September 21, 2017  By Dwyer Murphy
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Daniel Silva on Seeing His Thriller
Plots Come True

In Conversation with the Author of The Black Widow

August 23, 2017  By Dwyer Murphy
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On the Rise of Scandinavian
Crime Fiction

Anders Roslund Looks at the Growth of a Global Super-Genre

August 11, 2017  By Anders Roslund
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Do Spies Turned Novelists Use Their Old Sources?

On What Espionage Fiction Can Teach Us About This Geopolitical Mess

August 1, 2017  By Steve Matteo
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Beach Reads. About Murder.
At the Actual Beach.

Crime By the Sea, From Thomas Pynchon to Elmore Leonard

July 19, 2017  By Dwyer Murphy
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10 Great Spy Thrillers That Could Be New York Times Headlines

Is Donald Trump the Last Move in the Cold War?

July 14, 2017  By Dwyer Murphy
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Leonardo Padura on a Lost Generation of Cubans, and the Arrogance of Trump

One of the Americas Great Crime Writers Talks to Dwyer Murphy

July 12, 2017  By Dwyer Murphy
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Why Do We Love To Read About
Missing Girls?

"We Want the Gory Details, to See Her Fate Spelled Out"

June 29, 2017  By Caite Dolan-Leach
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One Day, Philip Kerr Will Finish Ulysses

The Author of Prussian Blue on the Books in His Life

May 18, 2017  By Literary Hub
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