Hugh Addison

Interviews

  • Anjili Babbar On The Rise of Irish Crime Fiction

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    Molly Odintz

    I met Anjili Babbar smoking cigarettes at Bouchercon last year (she has since quit), and thought, this chick is really cool. And also, she knows a lot about Irish crime fiction. Babbar is, in fact, the author of an excellent new work on Irish crime writing, aptly titled Finders: Justice, Faith and Identity in Irish…

  • Shop Talk: Nina Simon Tells the Incredible Story Behind Her Breakout Debut Novel

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    Eli Cranor

    I met Nina Simon shortly after I read her beautiful, heartfelt debut, Mother Daughter Murder Night. If there were ever an author whose persona perfectly captures the verve of her work, it’s Nina.  Nina’s all natural, almost crunchy in a Santa Cruz kind of way. She speaks from the gut and doesn’t pull any punches….

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    My First Thriller: Jeneva Rose Is in Her Own World

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    Rick Pullen

    Jeneva Rose is a whirlwind. When the publishing world didn’t work for her, she created her own.  Like most aspiring authors, she first took the conventional route to hoped-for literary success. For her efforts, agents and publishers turned her down a combined 500 times. After she finally connected, she fired her agent before she found…

  • The Backlist: Revisiting Vicki Hendricks’ ‘Miami Purity’ with Alex Segura

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    Polly Stewart

    I didn’t know what to expect from a novel called Miami Purity. Was it about nuns, or one of those creepy abstinence-only pledges for teens? I had no idea that the novel was a neo-noir cult classic, one that Megan Abbott in her introduction lauds for “its audacious and subversive play with a tradition it…

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