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Chitra Divakaruni: On Capturing the Struggle for Independence

Award-winning author Chitra Divakaruni discusses the human side of India’s fight for independence in her new historical novel, Independence.

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Benjamin Stevenson: On Combing Humor with Mystery

Award-winning comedian and author Benjamin Stevenson discusses solving 11 mysteries at once with his new mystery novel, Everyone in My Family Has Killed Someone.

United statesMonica pronkArthur conan doyleErnest cunninghamAgatha christieBenjamin stevensonRonald knoxMelbourne international comedy festivalEdinburgh fringe festivalCurtis brownNed kelly first fiction awardFneither sideCombing humorFamily has killed someoneFamily has killedGolden age

De Shawn Charles Winslow: On Adding Mystery to a Literary Novel

Award-winning author De’Shawn Charles Winslow discusses the process of writing his new literary thriller, Decent People.

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Lesa Cline-Ransome: On Bringing to Life History s Forgotten Voices

Award-winning author Lesa Cline-Ransome discusses the research she did for her new historical fiction YA novel, For Lamb.

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Tove Alsterdal: On the Subtlety of Scary Stories

Critically acclaimed author Tove Alsterdal discusses why she believes she’s written her scariest story yet with her new crime novel, You Will Never Be Found.

United statesAhlander agencyTove alsterdalKnow you rememberBest swedish crime novelGlass key awardBest nordic crimeWill never be foundMystery novelMystery writingCrime thrillerAuthor spotlightWrite better fictionBe inspiredWriting crimeCrime fiction

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