Best Mystery Books: 7 Authors Share Their Favorite Whodunits
Best Mystery Books: Woman's World caught up with 7 best-selling authors about their favorite whodunits. Here, their go-to novels!
Source: womansworld.com
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Beginner's Pluck: Claire Coughlan's debut is atmospheric, mesmerising, and compulsive
Where They Lie is set in 1968 when journalist Nicoletta Sarto is investigating a 25-year-old mystery concerning the convicted murderess, actress Gloria Fitzpatrick
United Kingdom Patricia Highsmith John Banville Ruth Rendell Barbara Stephen King Gloria Fitzpatrick
Source: irishexaminer.com
'I love winter...who fancies a hygge?' says Jennifer Selway
My new word of the week is chionophile, which means someone who loves the cold - which is me - and I am pleased to know that there must be other people like me.
Source: express.co.uk
Never Start a Book with the Weather | Maine Crime Writers
The Maine Crime Writers blog was born in the summer of 2011, when Kate Flora decided it would be fun to get a group of Maine writers together to talk about what we do and why we choose to live in Maine. Today, I'm reposting (with a few tweaks here and there) a post we…
Source: mainecrimewriters.com
Crime novelists and their subgenres: what's the story? – The Irish Times
Are sub-genres helpful labels or just marketing tools for publishers? We asked writers for their views
Source: irishtimes.com
The best recent science fiction, fantasy and horror – reviews roundup
The Ferryman by Justin Cronin; More Perfect by Temi Oh; Titanium Noir by Nick Harkaway; Looking Glass Sound by Catriona Ward; Our Hideous Progeny by CE McGill
United Kingdom Simon Schuster Patricia Highsmith Ferrymanby Justin Cronin Orion Shirley Jackson Ferrymanby Justin Cronin
Source: theguardian.com
Tay Bridge Disaster: The Movie which brought tragedy to big screen
Hatter's Castle included a famous scene which was shot in a giant fish tank and brought the Tay Bridge disaster to life on the big screen.
Source: thecourier.co.uk
'It provoked an erotic shock in me' – Marian Keyes, Nick Hornby, Leïla Slimani and other writers on the books that changed them | Books
From Benjamin Zephaniah on Ain’t I a Woman to Elif Shafak on Orlando by Virginia Woolf – authors tell the story of the moment a book saved their life
Source: theguardian.com
Hot stuff: why literature loves a heatwave
From Dostoevsky to Ian McEwan, great writers have often been inspired by sweltering summers
Source: telegraph.co.uk
Dark Secrets and Dastardly Lies: Ramping Up a Killer Plot
A mystery needs more than a murder and the bad guy who did it. Here, author Connie Berry shares tips on how to ramp up a mystery novel with a killer plot.
Source: writersdigest.com