Sleepers in the Snow by Joanne Harris
Sleepers in the Snow, by Joanne Harris is a thoughtful, engrossing novel, which on the surface is a study in the complexities of dementia, but on a deeper level, it really can be read as an updated and inverted work of folk horror. It is not a thriller in the traditional sense.
FRIDAYREADS & CRIMESPREE GIVEAWAY: The Memory of Borrowed Books by Meg Anderson
A sweeping, magical ode to community and the stories we leave behind, The Memory of Borrowed Books follows one librarian who discovers a hidden room of unfinished memories—and must find the one that can save her beloved library from closing forever.
INTERVIEW WITH ANNA J. STEWART
Unearthed Circle of the Red Lily Book 3 Betrayed Circle of the Red Lily Book 4 Anna J. Stewart Tule Publisher Unearthed and Betrayed by Anna J....
INTERVIEW WITH BETH KUBRICK
Dead Girls Beth Kubrick Simon & Schuster September 2026 Dead Girls by Beth Kubrick is a horror graphic novel in the same vein as the “Scream”...
Something Old: When the Time is Right, You Know It
The writer’s dilemma is time. (Perhaps that everybody’s dilemma, but I digress.) Writers are blessed/cursed with fertile imaginations that don’t...
Mostly Good and Very Bad: Five Memorable Women in Crime Fiction
I chose these female characters for their agency. No man pushes them around. No man hems them in with their expectation of feminine behavior. And I...
