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 [...]
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The Lineup: Weekly Links
May 02, 2012 in Weekly links
Nick Santora’s new novel FIFTEEN DIGITS was recently reviewed in The Hollywood Reporter, which proclaimed the novel “a propulsive thriller that hurtles along to a brutal and–trust me–very unexpected conclusion.” Nick’s novel was also reviewed in the Washington Post, with reviewer Steve Donoghue writing: “Santora expertly ratchets up the tension….Readers will be mighty entertained.” LA Weekly also has a great interview with Nick, [...]
Weekly Links
Apr 25, 2012 in Weekly links
Warren Ellis recently started a weekly newsletter he’ll be using to discuss his upcoming projects, including his new novel GUN MACHINE (Mulholland Books, January 2013). Start getting excited now. We’ve been running some great content from the showrunner of A&E’s BREAKOUT KINGS Nick Santora this week in celebration of the publication of his new novel FIFTEEN [...]
The Lineup: Weekly Links
Apr 18, 2012 in Weekly links
The Boston Globe ran what is quite possibly the best review of Joe R. Lansdale’s EDGE OF DARK WATER we’ve ever read. Reviewer Hallie Ephron, noting the novel’s “unforgettable characters” proclaims that this “terrific read” brings to mind “memories of Huckleberry Finn, To Kill A Mockingbird, and even As I Lay Dying with its journey to lay a soul to rest.” [...]
The Lineup: Edge of Dark Water Edition
Mar 29, 2012 in Books, Mulholland Authors, Weekly links
Hoping to discover more about EDGE OF DARK WATER and Joe’s signature style, or find fresh ways to talk up the novel with friends and fellow readers? We’ve got you covered! You could try the recent reviews–in last Sunday’s New York Times Book Review, Marilyn Stasio offered high praise for Joe R. Lansdale’s newest, proclaiming EDGE [...]
The Lineup: Weekly Links
Feb 23, 2012 in Weekly links
WILD THING, Josh Bazell’s sequel to the breakout hit BEAT THE REAPER is in bookstores now. Check out reviews from The Daily Beast, which proclaims the book “comes with the funniest footnotes and appendix (no kidding) ever written,” the National Post, which calls the book “a welcome return…with a grim and funny plot filled with a [...]
The Lineup: Weekly Links
Feb 16, 2012 in Weekly links
Duane Swierczynski’s FUN AND GAMES has been nominated for a Barry Award for Best Paperback Original! Go Duane! Papers like the New York Times have been covering the shopping of Amanda Knox’s book proposal. What do you think? George Pelecanos’s WHAT IT WAS continues to receive great reviews–don’t miss coverage from the New York Times Book Review, which called [...]
The Lineup: Weekly Links
Dec 07, 2011 in Weekly links
Looking for a great holiday deal to treat yourself in the midst of all that gift shopping? For a limited time only, the ebook of Ian Rankin’s Edgar Award-winning FLESHMARKET ALLEY is only 1.99! Michael Connelly’s newest THE DROP has been getting great reviews in papers like USA Today, The New York Times, The Detroit Free [...]
The Lineup: Weekly Links
Nov 16, 2011 in Weekly links
Dick Adler, longtime crime fiction critic of the Chicago Tribune, passed away last Friday. J. Kingston Pierce offer his tributes to Adler at The Rap Sheet, with many others contributing as the week went on. Anthony Horowitz’s US tour continues! Check out Horowitz’s schedule for further events. THE HOUSE OF SILK continued to receive rave [...]
The Lineup: Weekly Links
Nov 09, 2011 in Weekly links
Anthony Horowitz, author of THE HOUSE OF SILK, is on tour throughout the US! Check out Horowitz’s itinerary to see him at an event near you. THE HOUSE OF SILK continues to receive rave reviews and features throughout the media. CNN.com ran an interview with Horowitz that’s particularly worth checking out. Horowitz’s first stop was The Mysterious Bookshop in downtown [...]
