“The Author”, a short story by Stephen Maitland-Lewis
Short Story: The Author By Stephen Maitland-Lewis Bronwyn Tasker, flanked by Princeton’s librarian emeritus and her literary agent, was escorted by a young summer…
September 2018
“The Case Of The Four Maltese Falcons” by Andrew MacRae
The Case of the Four Maltese Falcons By Andrew MacRae (Warning: There be spoilers ahead. This article compares the novel, “The Maltese Falcon,” and…
Interview with Dianne Freeman
Dianne Freeman: Guides the Reader to Murder Interview by Amy Lignor for Suspense Magazine Dianne Freeman’s well-researched debut places her in a very unique…
Interview with Cynthia Swanson
Cynthia Swanson Designing Incredible Thrillers With an Architect’s Eye Interview by Amy Lignor for Suspense Magazine Cynthia Swanson defines her “first love” as…
Alan Jacobson talks his latest book “Dark Side of the Moon”
Are We Returning to the Moon? Or has that (space) ship sailed? By Alan Jacobson Forty-six years ago, Apollo 17 lifted off from the…
“The Last Time I Lied” by Riley Sager
THE LAST TIME I LIED By Riley Sager Camp Nightingale is the most elite summer camp you can possibly send your children to. A once-in-a-lifetime…
“Star Trek Discovery: Fear Itself” by James Swallow
FEAR ITSELF By James Swallow Star Trek Discovery’s breakout character is without a doubt the Kelpien first officer, Saru. His species continually live in fear,…
“Turning the Tide” by Edith Maxwell
TURNING THE TIDE By Edith Maxwell Emotions are running high the first week of November in 1888. It’s time for Americans to elect a new…
“Dyeing Up Loose Ends” by Maggie Sefton
DYEING UP LOOSE ENDS By Maggie Sefton Who knew knitting could be such an action-packed hobby? Kelly Flynn is back and is enjoying a perfectly…
“The Ghost of Christmas Past” by Rhys Bowen
THE GHOST OF CHRISTMAS PAST By Rhys Bowen Although it’s Christmas in 1906 New York City, Molly Murphy Sullivan, who’s exchanged her detective hat to…
