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Kathy Harig reviews a potpourri of recent mysteries and suspenseful tales.
Q&A with the author of Buried On Avenue B, among others, and co-author with James Patterson of three books.
A conversation with the creator of the Ellie Hatcher series of crime fiction mystery thrillers.
The Independent talks to Joe Lansdale, author of "Edge of Dark Water."
Ted Bell tells us about artificial intelligence, a world run by machines, and the transcendence of 'thrillers' to the literary stage.
