Minnesota writer Allen Eskens was driving to a library when he dreamed up 'The Quiet Librarian'
"The Quiet Librarian," about a Bosnian American woman with thugs on her trail, is the latest thriller from Minnesota Book ...
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Brynne Weaver Hints at ‘Ruinous Love' Spinoff After 'Scythe and Sparrow'
The final book in Brynne Weaver's mega popular Ruinous Love trilogy is out now, but the author hasn't ruled out the ...
Rushdie tells court about stabbing attack: 'I thought he had punched me'
The celebrated writer was giving a talk on exiled writers and asylum in August 2022 when the suspect, Hadi Matar, allegedly attacked him with a knife, stabbing his left hand, neck and face. That last ...
How ‘Casualties of Truth’ drew on a novelist’s experience in South Africa
Lauren Francis-Sharma talks about approaching a traumatic story when “we’re uncomfortable with other people’s pain” ...
Family greed and murder on the high seas: New book coming on Nathan Carman saga
Farrell Jr. had an insider’s view as a lawyer in the insurance case that helped lead to criminal charges that Nathan Carman killed his mother in waters off Block Island in a scheme to collect millions ...
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Murder mystery 'We Would Never' is a twisty family character study
Based on true events, Tova Mirvis' new novel "might read in parts like a domestic romp wrapped in yellow crime scene tape, ...
ITV The Chase fans 'switch off' as they make same complaint over 'rude' Bradley Walsh
Fans of The Chase complained as they picked up an annoying habit of Bradley Walsh's in a brand new episode of the ITV show.
The making of The Last Express: How Prince of Persia's Jordan Mechner created one of the last great classic adventure games
Eurogamer speaks to Jordan Mechner about the creation of The Last Express and how its development draw from films, comics, art and games.
Breaking Down the Ending of Netflix's The Åre Murders
Netflix's latest Swedish crime drama, adapted from a series of novels, traces two murders in a small, cold town.