Laughing at “Gone Girl”
Gone Girl isn’t a thriller, it’s a domestic comedy.
— Nathan Jefferson
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Gone Girl isn’t a thriller, it’s a domestic comedy.
"Ways to Disappear" and "Perfect Days" couldn't be more different. One I found unputdownable; the other made me want to send it sailing across the...
Alafair Burke interviews Michael Connelly about his new novel, “The Late Show.”
Kellye Garrett interviews Walter Mosley, Barbara Neely, Gar Anthony Haywood, Kyra Davis, and Rachel Howzell Hall.
Sean Carswell looks into James M. Cain and his time reporting on the West Virginia Mine Wars.
Molly Boyle revisits the Sailor and Lula novels by Barry Gifford.
Mike the Poet talks about Nina Revoyr and her work, including her newest novel, “A Student of History.”
Lydia Perović investigates “Vera Kelly Is Not a Mystery” by Rosalie Knecht.
Randy Rosenthal reviews “Snow,” John Banville’s first mystery novel under his own name.
Collin Mitchell reviews “The Foreign Girls,” Argentine writer Sergio Olguín’s latest mystery.