The State of Paranoia: An Interview with Brooks Sterritt
Dan Magers interviews Brooks Sterritt about his debut, “The History of America in My Lifetime.”
"The cheaper the crook, the gaudier the patter, eh?" — Dashiell Hammett
Dan Magers interviews Brooks Sterritt about his debut, “The History of America in My Lifetime.”
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Jack MearnsJan 24, 2022
Rachel Jackson reviews Amanda Jayatissa’s new novel, “My Sweet Girl.”
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Gabino Iglesias takes a look at the grief and guilt that propel S. A. Cosby’s “Razorblade Tears.”
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Collin Mitchell examines the hazy disquietude of Sébastien Japrisot’s “Rider on the Rain.”
Collin MitchellOct 13, 2021
The celebrated horror novelist is rapidly becoming one of our best contemporary crime writers.
Rob LathamOct 11, 2021
Tara Cheesman reviews “Tokyo Redux,” the final installment of David Peace’s Tokyo Trilogy.
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Jack Mearns explores the life and work of John Sanford, an oft-neglected 20th-century American writer who wrote incisive novels addressing American...
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