Mystery & Crime
Launch: Camille Booker’s The Woman in the Waves
INTERVIEW BY MALLY BECKER Camille Booker is an award-winning author, editor, creative writing teacher, literary judge, and PhD student. Her creative writing interests ...Read Article
Up on all the news: I Died for Beauty by Amanda Flower
BY ELISABETH LENCKOS The third and final instalment of Amanda Flower’s historical mystery series centering on Emily Dickinson, I Died for Beauty (...Read Article
Launch: Elizabeth Springer’s The Viking Sword: An Anglo-Saxon Mystery (Edwin of Wimborne Anglo-Saxon Mysteries Book 2)
INTERVIEW BY LESLIE S. LOWE Elizabeth Springer is the author of A Council of Wolves and The Viking Sword in the Edwin of ...Read Article
Complex Mysteries, Cryptic Clues: Vaseem Khan on His Jazz Age Crime Series
WRITTEN BY ANN NORTHFIELD India is a country which holds great fascination for many. It is a place of vibrant colour, diversity, contrast ...Read Article
Good & Interesting? Clare Chambers on Shy Creatures
WRITTEN BY CLARE E. RODEN Clare Chambers, author of Shy Creatures (W&N/Mariner, 2024), needed to look no further her own family ...Read Article
By Any Other Name: Jodi Picoult’s Dual Time-Period Novel
WRITTEN BY LUCINDA BYATT With 29 books to her credit – and sales of upwards of 40 million copies – many readers will have read one or ...Read Article
Launch: Elizabeth St. John’s The King’s Intelligencer
INTERVIEW BY MALLY BECKER Elizabeth St. John writes historical fiction inspired by her ancestors, whose connections to England’s royalty offer unique insights ...Read Article
Launch: Amy Marie Turner’s Linnea Wren Mysteries Book 2: Garden of Shadows
INTERVIEW BY LESLIE S. LOWE Amy Marie Turner is a Heartland Emmy-nominated documentary and commercial film writer. She also writes historical mystery novels, ...Read Article
New Voices: Tammy Armstrong, Fiona Britton, Rosa Kwon Easton & Anna Rasche
WRITTEN BY MYFANWY COOK With their debuts, Tammy Armstrong, Fiona Britton, Rosa Kwon Easton & Anna Rasche take their readers into unexplored corners ...Read Article
Into the Storm: Fascism, Science, and Social Anxiety in Sarah Day’s Night Climbing
WRITTEN BY LOUISE TREE In 1936, a group of London schoolboys were taken to Germany for a hiking holiday. Five boys did not survive ...Read Article
