Austin Grossman has been all over the ‘net this past week to celebrate the publication of YOU, his new novel of mystery, videogames, and the people who create them. Check out Austin’s photo essay “Seven Myths about Videogames and the Seven Games that Prove them Wrong” on Huffington Post for Austin’s picks on some of the [...]
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The Lineup: Weekly Links, Hit Me Edition
Feb 25, 2013 in Weekly links
Lawrence Block’s instant New York Times bestseller HIT ME has only been out for a handful of weeks, but the coverage has been extensive–perhaps in part because it very well may be Larry last novel ever. Lawrence Block discusses the future of his career and his latest book in a profile for the New York Daily News. Don’t miss it. [...]
The Lineup: Weekly Links
Jan 16, 2013 in Weekly links
The Oscar race kicks in to high gear now that the Golden Globe winners have been announced. So who’s your dog in the race? Argo? Zero Dark Thirty? Les Mis? Cory Doctorow has a moving remembrance of Internet pioneer Aaron Swartz up at Boing Boing. Rest in peace, Aaron. In Mulholland news, in anticipation of the February release [...]
The Lineup: Weekly Links
Aug 09, 2012 in Weekly links
Two of our most hotly-anticipated reads of the summer, THE PROPHET by Michael Koryta and DARE ME by Megan Abbott, have been receiving great reviews and great coverage from papers and magazines across the nation and the ‘net. Check out praise for Abbott’s newest from the likes of Newsday, New York Daily News, the San [...]
The Lineup: Weekly Links
Jun 27, 2012 in Weekly links
Macavity Award nominations for 2012 are out, with Anthony Horowitz’s THE HOUSE OF SILK and Duane Swierczynski’s HELL AND GONE up for Best Novel. The Hardie series up for THREE awards at this year’s Bouchercon! Recent online reviews of Mulholland titles include All Things Horror’s review of Joe R. Lansdale’s EDGE OF DARK WATER, Bookbitch’s review of [...]
The Lineup: Weekly Links
Jun 14, 2012 in Weekly links
Greg Rucka, author of ALPHA (“Hands down, the most exciting, adrenaline-pumping, butt-kicking novel I’ve read in years”–Christopher Reich) has an essay on the Huffington Post that rounds up ten of the most infamous theme park disasters. All pale in comparison to the nail-biting hostage situation you’ll find in ALPHA –but is it perverse that it [...]
The Lineup: Weekly Links
Jun 08, 2012 in Weekly links
Noreen Tommasi has a great essay up at the Huffington Post in response to this New Yorker piece that’s also food for thought in the age-old debate about what constitutes art and escapism. Vulture kicks off a new feature The Vulture Diaries with an inaugural post from George Pelecanos recounting his media consumption of the week prior. [...]
The Lineup: Weekly Links
May 23, 2012 in Weekly links
Greg Rucka is everywhere on the internet this week! Rucka’s new novel ALPHA has received fantastic reviews from the likes of Library Journal, who in a starred review wrote: “Rucka gets his new series featuring Ex-Delta Force Master Sergeant Jad Bell off to a smashing start with this pitch-perfect thriller [that] will appeal particularly to readers who like a strong [...]
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
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, [...]
