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Defying ageism, the bestselling author is still penning suspenseful mysteries.
To honor the author, who passed away Wednesday in New York, we rerun here an interview he did with the Independent in 2011.
The Brit talks anxiety, gender stereotypes, and writing young-adult fiction
The journalist talks the wisdom, resilience, and continued relevance of Betty Ford.
The mystery writer talks inspiration, complex characters, and the challenge of keeping readers in the dark.
The award-winning poet’s new collection chronicles the breakup of her marriage and reshaping of her life afterward.
The Maryland-based writer talks Harpers Ferry, the African-American men who fought there alongside John Brown, and the enduring weight of the Civil War.
The DC writer discusses breaking through formal and emotional boundaries in his sophomore short-fiction collection.
