It might be a pointless exercise to compare the literatures of two nations separated by mo...
There are two strains in the tradition of the mystery story. They exist in tension but are...
I really like the reviewing work of Steve Steinbock in Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine....
Another week, another passel of links into the wide, wide world of wondrous word-smith...
A while back I read Dick Francis' mystery, Decider, and decided I'd be reading more. So I ...
For your reading pleasure, as the work week comes to a close. Spend some time this weeke...
From Accuracy in Media, in a podcast Don Irvine talks with Dr. Benjamin Wiker, author of 1...
News of publishing's demise is greatly exaggerated. Wander into any bookstore, be it a ...
Author Harper Lee and her groundbreaking novel To Kill a Mockingbird have received a well-...
Baseball inspires great stories. W. P. Kinsella’s Shoeless Joe and Bernard Malamud’s T...
In a recent article (also available as a podcast), "The Brilliant but Confused Radicali...
The Columbo Collection by William Link Crippen & Landru Publishers Hardcover: ISBN-97...
Minnesota author John Sandford (real name John Camp) has established a nice little fran...
Filmmakers are moving on from Jane Austen to the more romantic and emotionally explicit no...
The Nancy Drew book series just reached its 80th anniversary. These books were of better q...
'It's an historian's duty to uncover, not to judge.' He lit his pipe. 'Many people belie...
Libby Malin's My Own Personal Soap Opera is now available online or look for it at a books...
Bill Whittle is a clever, erudite and indefatigable proponent ofliberty and limited govern...
If there was ever an author whose work I ought not to enjoy, it would be the late Stieg L...
The talented contemporary British writer Christopher Fowler pens an appreciation for impos...
Given my conservative frame of mind, fiction that bucks today’s politically correct dogm...
Should a certain writing style be pushed by authors and teachers as embodying good writing...
Andrew Klavan shines with his latest young adult novel The Long Way Home. On several occa...
Jeff Riggenbach, at the libertarian Ludwig von Mises Institute, has a podcast about a...
Fire Me: A Tale of Scheming, Dreaming and Looking for Love in All the Wrong Places by L...
Some in Hollywood might think folks on the Right have limited artistic ability and should ...
On Monday, Janaury 18, 2010 Robert B. Parker joined Raymond Chandler, Ross Macdonald, Dash...
John McWhorter sure thinks so, as he argues in “The Real Shakespearean Tragedy,” which...
William F. Buckley Jr. began and ended his public career as a writer, and judging from h...
The most recent issue of The Culture Alliance's Weekly Update (you can sign up for this ne...
Literary scholar John Granger has identified a "distinctively Latter-day Saint theological...
