With 2013 just around the corner, it’s the perfect time to sit back and reflect on another year of great content and great books. Check back twice daily in the last days of 2012 for a selection of our favorite MulhollandBooks.com posts from the past year! Sophie Littlefield: So let’s get the basics out of [...]
Tag Archive for ‘crime fiction’ 
Year End Review: A Few Thoughts on Jim Thompson and The Grifters
Dec 27, 2012 in eBooks, Film, Guest Posts
With 2013 just around the corner, it’s the perfect time to sit back and reflect on another year of great content and great books. Check back twice daily in the last days of 2012 for a selection of our favorite MulhollandBooks.com posts from the past year! There are those moments in life so powerful and [...]
Start Reading Say You’re Sorry
Oct 09, 2012 in Guest Posts, Mulholland Authors
Eager to get started on Michael Robotham’s newest Joe O’Loughlin novel SAY YOU’RE SORRY, which Kirkus calls “subtle, smart, compelling and blessed with both an intelligent storyline and top-notch writing,” but can’t make it to Murder By the Book in Houston tonight to meet Michael and hear him read? We’ve got you covered– My name [...]
The Greatest Crime Writer
Sep 27, 2012 in Guest Posts
Books to Die For, a collection of 120 of the most influential living writers of crime and suspense discussing their favorite works, edited by John Connolly and Declan Burke, will be available this Tuesday, October 2nd. We may not be publishing it ourselves, but we’re sure as hell excited about it–which is why we’re featuring [...]
The Disapearance of Lynette Dawson
Sep 24, 2012 in Guest Posts, Mulholland Authors
Twenty-eight years ago, a young mother disappeared from her home in Sydney’s northern suburbs, leaving behind two daughters and a handsome football star husband. Lynette Dawson, a nurse and childcare worker, has never been seen since, but the mystery of her fate continues to haunt her family, friends and neighbours. It also provided the seed [...]
Jim Thompson: An Appreciation
Sep 12, 2012 in Guest Posts, Mulholland Authors
The e-book Jim Thompson’s THE KILLER INSIDE ME, the novel Stanley Kubrick deemed “probably the most chilling and believable first-person story of a criminally warped mind I have ever encountered,” is on sale for just $2.99 for the Nook, Kindle, and the iBookstore. Now is the perfect time to introduce yourself to one of the [...]
A Conversation with Duane Swierczynski and Ed Brubaker: Part I
Jul 17, 2012 in Books, Comic Books, Guest Posts, Mulholland Authors, Writing
Suffering from post-Comic Con withdrawal? Get your fix with the below conversation between award-winning writer Ed Brubaker, author of CRIMINAL, SLEEPER and INCOGNITO, among many others, and Duane Swierczynski, originally appearing to celebrate the publication of FUN & GAMES. Hardie endures! Ed Brubaker: So, Duane – FUN & GAMES, am I right in saying this is [...]
If I’m Dead: An Excerpt
Apr 04, 2012 in Excerpts, Fiction, Mulholland Authors
Excited for next month’s publication of the anticipated return of Rachel Knight GUILT BY DEGREES? Get ready with Marcia Clark’s new Rachel Knight short story IF I’M DEAD, an excerpt of which follows. Damp, salty ocean air is hell on everything. Especially evidence. If we hadn’t lucked out and found the car so fast, we’d never [...]
Blood, Kin and Structure: A Conversation between Andrew Vachss and Joe R. Lansdale
Mar 27, 2012 in Guest Posts
Joe Lansdale: First of all, I love this new book, That’s How I Roll, by Andrew. And I was telling him this, in an earlier conversation, that I never read any of his books so terrifically well constructed. They all are, but man, this was is like a bomb builder putting something together very, very [...]
