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Why Crime Readers Should Be Reading Martin Amis: London Fields and Night Train

By David Cranmer

October 20, 2015

Martin Amis hails from distinguished literary stock, his father being Kingsley Amis (Lucky Jim), and his stepmother Elizabeth Jane Howard (The Cazalet Chronicle). A writer himself since the 1970s, he’s noted for The Rachel Papers (1973), Money (1984), and London Fields (1989). He won the James Tait Black Memorial Prize and was up for the…

The ZINNG: Stephen King, OITNB, and Ulysses

By Crime HQ

August 28, 2015

Stephen King reflects on the perceived successes of a busy writer in an op-ed to The New York Times: “Can a Novelist Be Too Productive?” Don't miss this feature by Sarah Weinman for The Life Sentence that profiles the amazing women who edited crime fiction. Prepare to be disgusted by these five international serial killers…

Little Women by Louisa May Alcott

But You Know the Ending! Why I Reread and Re-watch My Favorites

By Leigh Neely

August 23, 2012

I’m a voracious reader. At any given time I’m reading at least three books. I know very little about today’s music, even though I was a radio announcer for several years, because all my audio listening is books now. I also love to reread books and re-listen to audiobooks. There are just some writers whose…

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