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Lorraine Adams’ The Room and the Chair
Lorraine Adams has brought her considerable strengths as a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist to her latest book, The Room and the Chair, a thrilling and deftly written novel about the actors in America’s dangerous global war.
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Trailer for Keith Thomson’s Once a Spy
Check out this fantastic new trailer for Keith Thomson’s Once a Spy, coming out in two weeks from Doubleday!
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David Peace’s Occupied City and the Red Riding Quartet
It’s a great time to be David Peace: Occupied City is garnering rave reviews, and his Red Riding Quartet has now become a hit film. With so much good Peace literature going around, get your hands on all his great reads, from his newest work to his now classic series.
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Henning Mankell’s The Man From Beijing
With only two weeks to go before his newest book hits the stands, we thought we’d reintroduce you to Henning Mankell—who he is, what he’s written, and why he’s considered the king of Nordic crime fiction.
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David Peace Giveaway: Win a Red Riding Movie Poster and a Copy of Occupied City
To celebrate the publication of David Peace’s Occupied City, we’re hosting a giveaway! The prize is a first edition of Occupied City and a movie poster for Red Riding, the feature-length adaptations of David Peace’s Red Riding Quartet. Four runners-up will also receive a Red Riding movie poster.
EDIT 3/1/10: This giveaway is now over.
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Mark Your Calendars: Spring 2010 Mystery Picks!
This spring is sure to be a good one for mystery and thriller fans: here is your guide to the next four months of must-reads!
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The World of Detective Fiction, According to P.D. James
I’ve never been much of a detective fiction reader, but when crime novels are the most popular choice among today’s readers, I’ve got to catch up. But for a beginner’s guide to the genre, it’s hard to find a better tutor than P.D. James.
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Thrilling Gifts for the Mystery Lover
Give the Sherlock Holmes in your life the perfect mystery: check out our holiday checklist.
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The Private Patient by P.D. James
The Private Patient by P.D. James is now available in paperback. As The Washington Post declares, “No one is better than James at maintaining this tension between the cozy and the frightful.” More on The Private Patient after the jump.
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David Anthony Durham Continues the Acacia Trilogy
The Other Lands is the thrilling new installment in the ambitious Acacia trilogy, praised by the Washington Post as “gripping and sophisticated.”
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