David Morrell’s Victorian thriller MURDER AS A FINE ART features Thomas De Quincey and his irrepressible daughter, Emily, matching wits with a killer the likes of which London has never before seen. With less than a week on sale, Morrell’s newest has been raking in amazing reviews. Tina Jordan raved of the book in Entertainment Weekly: “MURDER [...]
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The Lineup: Links for David Morrell’s Murder as a Fine Art
May 09, 2013 in Mulholland Authors, Weekly links
The Lineup: Gun Machine Edition
Jan 02, 2013 in Mulholland Authors, Weekly links
Warren Ellis’s electrifying thriller GUN MACHINE kicks off 2013 with a bang. Arriving in bookstores on the first day of the year, GUN MACHINE has already received a glowing, three-and-a-half-stars review from Brian Truitt of USA Today, in which Truitt writes: “Ellis tackles the police procedural, although it’s bloodier and more intriguing than any episode of [...]
The Lineup: Weekly Links
Oct 11, 2012 in Weekly links
We made it out to Bouchercon last weekend to see Duane Swierczynski’s FUN AND GAMES win the Shamus for Best Paperback Original PI Novel–congrats, Duane! All the more reason to look forward to April of next year, when POINT AND SHOOT, the final in the now accolade-winning Hardie trilogy, hits bookstores… The Rap Sheet has [...]
The Lineup: Weekly Links
Sep 07, 2012 in Weekly links
It’s been a great summer summer at Mulholland Books, and we topped it off with our August publication, SHAKE OFF by Mischa Hiller, which received glowing praise from the likes of Kirkus, PW and Booklist, as well as great reviews from blogs like the Murder By the Book Blog, BestsellersWorld.com, Tzer Island, and The Review [...]
The Lineup: Weekly Links
May 09, 2012 in Weekly links, Weekly links
Marcia Clark’s second Rachel Knight thriller GUILT BY DEGREES is in bookstores now–and the reviewers love it! John Valeri of The Examiner raves about how the novel “takes the strongest elements from an already assured debut and melded them into near perfection,” while Kirkus proclaims that Knight “transmutes the dull and ordinary into the bright stuff [...]
The Lineup: Weekly Links
Mar 21, 2012 in Weekly links
At The Kill Zone, Joe Moore has an insightful post about the pros and cons of using a pen name that’s definitely worth your time. The Rap Sheet has a great guest post from Brad Parks on the inspiration for his newest novel THE GIRL NEXT DOOR. Michael Robotham’s newest Joe O’Loughlin thriller BLEED FOR [...]
The Lineup: Weekly Links
Mar 07, 2012 in Weekly links
Over at Murderati, David Corbett wishes Daniel Woodrell a fast and speedy recovery from shoulder surgery. Get well soon, Daniel! Attention all writers of short crime fiction: check out the Shortbread Morgue competition currently running at Shortbread Stories for a chance to have your work sent to over six thousand subscribers–and help a good cause [...]
The Lineup: Weekly Links
Feb 09, 2012 in Weekly links
Donato Carrisi’s THE WHISPERER received a starred review from Library Journal that calls the novel: “Exquisite….Readers will be enthralled.” Congrats, Donato! And don’t miss excellent blogger reviews of THE WHISPERER from HorrorTalk and The Mystery Reader, too. The Washington Post reviewed WHAT IT WAS, calling it part of a body of work that amounts to ”a [...]
The Lineup: Weekly Links
Feb 02, 2012 in Weekly links
Don Mann, author of the forthcoming HUNT THE WOLF, was recently interviewed on Nightline about surviving captivity (Mann was captured during his stint as a SEAL Team Six member and lived to tell the tale). Visit Mann’s site to watch the story! Via CHUD, Jennifer Lawrence and Bradley Cooper have signed on for an adaptation of Ron [...]
The Lineup: Weekly Links
Jan 25, 2012 in Weekly links
Oscar nominations are out! Congrats to Gary Oldman for his first Oscar nomination for Tinker, Tailor, Soldier Spy–but where’s Ryan Gosling and Albert Brooks for Drive? And where’s either film (or The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo) in the Best Picture category? Did you know that Contraband, the #1 movie in America earlier this month, [...]
