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In Sunlight or In Shadow
Edward Hopper, that most American of artists: girlie shows, movie theaters, gas stations at night, that famous diner, strangers glimpsed in windows, the lonely streets, landscapes filled with yearning. Despite the isolation, or because of it, Hopper strikes a chord, touches us, draws us in. Read more…
The Plight of Crime Fiction Or Why Crime Fiction Writers Always Feel Bad
People often ask me why I choose to write crime fiction and I say it’s because it encompasses all the big human emotions – love, hate, greed, revenge, fear — as well as the basic moral questions of good and evil, and that’s more than Read more…
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Tagged Dostoyevsky, Hardy Boys, Joyce Carol Oates, Lee Child, Richard Ford's Canada, Yaddo
