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- The Toby Peters Affair by Greg Rucka
Exclusive: Novelist and comic book scribe Greg Rucka talks about the impact MysteriousPress.com author Stuart Kaminsky, and his private detective Toby Peters, had on his writing.
Read more- New books for 12/27/11
Today we have seven new books, from Martyn Waites and Gary Phillips!
Read more- Buried treasures: Interview with Donald Westlake
For the Westlake fans: A very cool interview with the author that we found on YouTube.
Read more- 101 Greatest Films of Mystery & Suspense, #81 - 'Strangers On A Train'
From the archives: We're recounting the films chosen by Otto Penzler for the 101 Great Films of Mystery & Suspense, published in 2000 but now out-of-print.
Read more- 101 Greatest Films of Mystery & Suspense, #82 - 'This Gun For Hire'
From the archives: We're recounting the films chosen by Otto Penzler for the 101 Great Films of Mystery & Suspense, published in 2000 but now out-of-print.
Read more- James Grady novel featured by National Security Archive
The National Security Archive is currently featuring James Grady's The Nature of the Game on its website.
Read more- Author video profiles, behind the scenes
Publishers Weekly talks about the filming of Ken Bruen's author interview
Read more- 101 Greatest Films of Mystery & Suspense, #83 - 'Bulldog Drummond'
From the archives: We're recounting the films chosen by Otto Penzler for the 101 Great Films of Mystery & Suspense, published in 2000 but now out-of-print.
Read more- Exclusive video profile for Ken Bruen
We've got another exclusive video profile, this time with Ken Bruen.
Read more- Praise for Klavan's 'Agnes Mallory'
Touchstone Magazine had some nice things to say about Andrew Klavan's Agnes Mallory--specifically that Klavan "thumbs his nose at contemporary proprieties, and he knows when to clown a bit to relieve the tension."
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