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by Elizabeth Searle

Like many a ‘literary’ writer,’ I always longed to write a ‘Literary Thriller.’ My road to penning my debut thriller Lock Her Up was a long and winding one. In the end, what got me there was an unexpected bridge: screenwriting. In a process I dubbed ‘Reverse Engineering’ (even before my husband explained to me what exactly that meant) I ...


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by Mary Kendall

A headline* claims that Cornwall, England has “failed to take off with American travelers” and Americans do not understand the place. I am an American, however, who understands there’s a lot to love about Cornwall. Steeped in legends and lore, it’s one of the six Celtic nations and an actual duchy. It’s all about spectacular and dramatic c...


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by Scarlett Thomas

When we hear the term literary experimentation, we may imagine something difficult, up-itself or boring. Or worse – a lot of clunky devices that will remind us we are reading a book, when what we most want to do is escape into a story.

But great literary experimentation should be properly immersive, and must enhance rather than needlessl...


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By Celeste Connally

Christmas is often linked with happy things, wouldn’t you agree? Crisp and cold days, cozy fires, time with friends and family, good food, and shopping for presents are amongst the things we love that make the season so magical. So why is it that mystery novels—where murder and other bad deeds tend to happen as a matter of course—tend to be so po...


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by Rosanne Limoncelli

Thrillers are always more thrilling when there is a constant sense of danger throughout the story. Tension pushing us to the edge as we read, keeping us tingling with anticipation for whatever is about to happen; the story pulling us through the pervasive peril, moment to moment. On the edge of our seat, we’re along for the ride with our hero a...


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