The following article was originally written by Lawrence Block for his Chinese publisher, but it will be of interest to anyone who has ever wondered about the locations mentioned in Block’s books in New York City. A DROP OF THE HARD STUFF is now available in paperback–don’t miss out on Block’s “elegaic….lament for all the [...]
Category Archive for ‘Mulholland Authors’ 
On Writing A Drop of the Hard Stuff
Feb 01, 2012 in Books, Guest Posts, Mulholland Authors, Writing
Today Mulholland Books celebrates the paperback publication of A DROP OF THE HARD STUFF! Missed out on the “totally gripping….Great American Crime Novel” (Time) the first time around? Now’s your chance! Larry’s essay on writing A DROP OF THE HARD STUFF follows. I was afraid I might be done writing about Matthew Scudder. I’d certainly spent [...]
A Review of Edge of Dark Water
Jan 30, 2012 in Books, Guest Posts, Mulholland Authors
This review was originally published on Tom Piccirilli’s website The Cold Spot. EDGE OF DARK WATER hits bookstores March 23. We all know Joe Lansdale can do it all. He’s written thrillers, westerns, young adult, and horror novels, as well as fusions containing elements of each. His latest, EDGE OF DARK WATER, is more or less [...]
The O’Loughlin Files
Jan 27, 2012 in Guest Posts, Mulholland Authors
Need a cheat sheet on Joe O’Loughlin before you dive into the just-released Mulholland Books paperback edition of SHATTER or the upcoming BLEED FOR ME? Curious how a series writers keeps all the those character traits in order? Check out the below dossier on the principle characters from Robotham’s acclaimed psychological thrillers. Name: Professor Joseph [...]
Walking Through a Killer’s Mind
Jan 26, 2012 in Guest Posts, Mulholland Authors
Today marks the on-sale date of Mulholland Books’ paperback edition of SHATTER by Michael Robotham–the first time the acclaimed psychological thriller has been published in the format. To celebrate the release, Michael Robotham has written an essay about the origins of series protagonist Joe O’Loughlin that looks back on his debut in SUSPECT and returns [...]
An Excerpt of SHATTER by Michael Robotham
Jan 24, 2012 in Excerpts, Fiction, Mulholland Authors
This week Mulholland Books celebrates our publication of SHATTER by Michael Robotham, available in paperback for the first time in bookstores across the country. Start reading the novel that Stephen King called “the most suspenseful book I read all year.” Wipers thrash and a siren wails. From inside the car it sounds strangely muted and [...]
Start Reading The Whisperer by Donato Carrisi
Jan 12, 2012 in Excerpts, Mulholland Authors
The international #1 bestselling phenomenon Donato Carrisi’s THE WHISPERER is in stores now. Start reading the novel about which Michael Connelly wrote: “This story screams high tension, high stakes, and high velocity,” and on which Kirkus Reviews wrote: “Carrisi’s villain is a suitable cohort for Hannibal Lecter….A haunting, disconcerting, devastating portrait of evil.”–Kirkus Reviews ■■■■■■ [...]
Whisperers
Jan 05, 2012 in Guest Posts, Mulholland Authors
Today marks Mulholland Books’ publication of Donato Carrisi’s THE WHISPERER, a thriller about which Michael Connelly wrote: “This story screams high tension, high stakes, and high velocity,”and which caused Kirkus to write: “THE WHISPERER employs the graceful turns of phrase common to literary fiction [and] Carrisi’s villain is a suitable cohort for Hannibal Lecter.” In [...]
Dave Robicheaux: A Character Sketch
Jan 03, 2012 in eBooks, Guest Posts, Mulholland Authors
We kick off 2012 with a blast from the past: two early Dave Robicheaux novels by James Lee Burke, now available as eBooks: A MORNING FOR FLAMINGOS and BLACK CHERRY BLUES. Keep reading for a short character sketch of Robicheaux. This character sketch was originally published on ThrillingDetective.com. New Orleans Police Department detective screw-up turned [...]
New Year’s Resolutions: A Rachel Knight Story
Dec 30, 2011 in Fiction, Mulholland Authors
In honor of the approaching dawn of 2012 and the exciting news that Marcia Clark’s GUILT BY ASSOCIATION is available for a limited time for the low price of 1.99 as an eBook, Marcia has contributed an original Rachel Knight story. What are your resolutions? Tell us in the comments! Google | iBook | Kindle [...]
