Hank Phillippi Ryan at Once Upon A Crime

Tonight, Hank Phillippi Ryan appeared at the venerable Minneapolis bookstore Once Upon A Crime, as part of her tour for the launch of her newest thriller, THE WRONG GIRL. Ms. Ryan kept the room hanging on her every word as she shared anecdotes from her storied career...

Ms. Tree Quarterly Number 1 with Kate (and Dan)

::We open our scene at The Asylum in St. Paul. It’s night. It’s always night in St. Paul. Light shines from a lone reading lamp in the corner. The ceiling fan slowly turns overhead, sending a warm breeze across the stack of funny books on the table.:: D: You…you look...

THE WRONG GIRL by Hank Phillippi Ryan

Forge Pub date: September 10th 2013 What would you do if the agency you were adopted through sent you to meet your birth mother…but you knew it was the wrong woman? Jane Ryland’s former co-worker Tuck is distraught with the knowledge that somehow she was sent to meet...

USA orders second season of GRACELAND.

USA Network has announced they will be bringing back GRACELAND for a second season. “Jeff Eastin has once again delivered for USA Network. GRACELAND’s brilliant serialized storytelling mixed with striking cinematography and a captivating ensemble cast has clearly...

THE LAST ALIBI by David Ellis

G.P. Putnam’s Sons Pub date: August 1st 2013 Jason Kolarich, defense attorney, is in a lot of hot water. Kolarich is back at work after blowing out his knee when a strange case comes through the door. A man claims that two women he is acquainted with have been killed...

First Trailer for HBO's TRUE DETECTIVE

HBO has released a trailer for TRUE DETECTIVE, the upcoming crime drama starring Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughy In 2012, Louisiana State Police Detectives Rust Cohle (McConaughy) and Martin Hart (Harrelson) are brought in to revisit a homicide case they worked...

Flashback: AN APPRECIATION OF ROSS THOMAS

This article originally appeared in issue 4 of Crimespree. If someone asks me who my all-time favorite crime writer is, usually I demur and sheepishly try to evade the question. “Too many to list,” is one answer I use. “If I narrowed it down to one, I’d have a lot of...