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Keith Roysdon on the glory days of horror, drawn for kids.

The Backlist: Joe R. Lansdale on a Forgotten Classic of Southern Noir

Lansdale and Polly Stewart discuss James Ross's 1940 novel, 'They Don't Dance Much'

Ice Cold Reads for a Hot Summer Night

9 thrillers featuring cold weather to help endure the sweltering months ahead

Alejandro Nodarse on Writing a Thriller About the Real Miami

"We know what you think of us. We’re putting on the show, remember?"

Planning a Heist with Your Spouse

For married co-authors Emily Wibberley and Austin Siegemund-Broka, writing a heist novel brought them even closer together.

What Caleb Carr Taught Me About the Families We Make

On finding a way through life, with 'The Alienist'

K.A. Cobell: Letting My Characters Shine the Light

"I wasn’t sure how I could create the gritty, propulsive thriller I always aim to while also sensitively weaving in an epidemic that is currently plaguing my tribal nation and hundreds of other tribes in the US, but I knew I needed to try."

Kat Davis Talks Pop Culture, Internet Obsessions, and The Dark Fairy Tale of Childhood

Kate Brody interviews Davis about her debut psychological thriller and the moral ecology of modern fear

Crime Fiction’s Fascination with Fame

"The desire for fame, it turns out, is a strong motivator, as strong as the desire for money, drugs, power, or love."

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Keith Roysdon on the glory days of horror, drawn for kids.

Lansdale and Polly Stewart discuss James Ross's 1940 novel, 'They Don't Dance Much'

9 thrillers featuring cold weather to help endure the sweltering months ahead

"We know what you think of us. We’re putting on the show, remember?"

For married co-authors Emily Wibberley and Austin Siegemund-Broka, writing a heist novel brought them even closer together.

On finding a way through life, with 'The Alienist'

"I wasn’t sure how I could create the gritty, propulsive thriller I always aim to while also sensitively weaving in an epidemic that is currently plaguing my tribal nation and hundreds of other tribes in the US, but I knew I needed to try."

Kate Brody interviews Davis about her debut psychological thriller and the moral ecology of modern fear

"The desire for fame, it turns out, is a strong motivator, as strong as the desire for money, drugs, power, or love."

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