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Interview with Julia Heaberlin, author of We Are All the Same in the Dark

Lissa Franz / August 11, 2020

Beautifully sharp and atmospheric, We are All The Same in the Dark by Julia Heaberlin is a haunting psychological noir that starts with a girl found in a field and ends in revelations that redefine a small town’s mythology. It is written from…

Interview with Megan Collins, Author of Behind The Red Door

Susan Bernhard / August 6, 2020 / no comments

Megan Collins, author of The Winter Sister—which Kirkus Reviews called “bewitching”— is back with another psychological thriller Behind The Red Door, the story of a young woman, Fern Douglas, who returns to her hometown as news breaks that Astrid Sullivan,…

Interview with Charlotte McConaghy, Author of Migrations

Susan Bernhard / August 4, 2020 / no comments

There is still hope. It’s not too late. That’s the message Charlotte McConaghy shares in her mesmerizing adult fiction debut Migrations (Flatiron Books, August 4, 2020). In a world teetering on the brink of disaster, where wild animals are dying out,…

Interview with Susan Zurenda, Author of Bells for Eli

The Editors / July 30, 2020 / no comments

What is your debut novel about? In the fictitious small-town of Green Branch, SC, in the 1960s and 70s, two first cousins, Eli Winfield and Delia Green, grow up across the street from each other. After a life-altering childhood accident…

An Interview with Byron Lane, Author of A Star is Bored

Sara Shukla / July 28, 2020 / 1 comment

A Star is Bored is fiction. It really is. But it’s also inspired by author Byron Lane’s years as personal assistant to Carrie Fisher, and there’s something uniquely delightful about getting to go on this ride knowing that the essence…

Interview with Jeffrey Colvin, Author of Africaville

Julia Rold / July 23, 2020 / no comments

Africaville, author Jeffrey Colvin’s ambitious and impressive debut novel, explores the history of the town of Africville, Nova Scotia. Settled in the 1700s on a bluff outside modern-day Halifax by former enslaved peoples from the Caribbean and US, it was…

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