Anonymous Jane, the collaboration between Australian novelist Luke Preston and Spanish film director Alice Waddington, appears to belong to that highly kinetic family of thriller that does not so much begin as detonate.
Hear the Conversation | Get the Book In Hawai‘i Rage, Tori Eldridge does not merely set a mystery against the backdrop of Hawai‘i. She lets the land breathe, brood, and remember. The result is a novel that feels less like a whodunit and more like a slow excavation, where each layer of soil...
There is a special category of dread reserved for the traveler suspended 30,000 feet above the Atlantic. One is committed to the mercy of engines, weather, mathematics, and faith. For the novelist Martha Conway, this was more than metaphor.
In the long tradition of New York love stories, the collaboration between Ashley Wren Collins and Jordan Rockwell arrives with a kind of self-awareness that feels both modern and faintly nostalgic. Their novel, SHE WROTE, HE WROTE: A New York Love Story, is not merely about romance.
There are writers who define a genre, and then there are those who quietly reshape it from the inside out. In this episode, I’m joined by legendary thriller author James Grady, whose breakout novel Six Days of the Condor originally introduced audiences to a world where paranoia, power...
There is a moment, late in Journey Back Into the Vault: In Search of My Faded Cuban Childhood Footprints, when author Mario Cartaya sits on a balcony in Havana and encounters a boy he once was. The scene unfolds as a memory, whole, insistent, and strangely alive.
What happens when history repeats itself and the global balance of power shifts overnight? I sit down with Dr. Ralph DeFalco, the “Renaissance man” and author behind the chilling political thriller, The Counterfeit.
What happens when a legal case cracks open a wound a man has kept sealed his entire life? I talk with legendary trial lawyer, radio host, and author Mike Papantonio about his latest legal thriller, A Death in Arcadia.
We dive into the “uneasy space” of literary horror with poet and dancer Kirsten Kashock and her unsettling new novel, An Impossibility of Crows, a story that examines the haunting boundaries of devotion, inheritance, and control.
Dennis Palumbo lives a fascinating duality. By day, his psychotherapist identity absorbs the quiet catastrophes and operatic inner lives of his patients. By night, he transforms those same emotional currents into fiction, threading trauma and resilience into the pulse of a mystery narrative.
Karen Ann Phillips has written not just a mystery, but a quiet meditation on resilience, disguised, as all the best ones are, as a story you pick up simply to see what happens next.
Chad Boudreaux’s Mob Justice, takes readers into modern Chicago, where Justice Department attorney Blake Hudson confronts a criminal empire that is smarter, quieter, and far more dangerous than its Hollywood reputation.
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