Tag Archives: thriller
David Rollins | I, prescient.
Hi there, What can I tell you about my latest book, A Knife Edge, that you won’t get from reading it? When I was writing the book in 2004-05, the conflict in Afghanistan was well and truly on the back … Continue reading
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Sandra Ruttan | Imaginary Friends
I was staring at the wall, my hands still. My partner assumed I was taking a break and started talking to me. “Be quiet! There are voices talking inside my head and I have to hear what they’re saying!” He … Continue reading
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Michelle Gagnon | Thrillerfest 2008
Sadly, I missed the inaugural Thrillerfest, which was held in Phoenix. I had recently given birth to my first child, and the thought of Arizona in July with a newborn was not terribly appealing. Which is a shame, because from … Continue reading
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Brian Freeman | Are Crime Thrillers Moral?
It’s an odd way to make a living when you think about it. We write about things that would terrify and dismay people if they were real. Murder. Serial killers. Violence. And we do all this to entertain people. I … Continue reading
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Karna Small Bodman | Up Close Political Thrills and Suspense
I was scheduled to be in the staff car with White House Press Secretary Jim Brady on March 30, 1981 – the day of the assassination attempt against President Reagan. I was Jim’s Deputy at the time. At the last … Continue reading
Tagged Jim Brady, Karna Small Bodman, political, political thriller, Star Wars, suspense, thriller
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