Book Review: “Sometimes You Have to Lie”
In Sometimes You Have to Lie, Leslie Brody traces the origin story of author Louise Fitzhugh and her children's classic, Harriet the Spy.
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The Best Literary Citizen: Q&A with Thriller Novelist J.T. Ellison
Crime writer J.T. Ellison shares some thoughts on social media, literary community, and her latest novel, Good Girls Lie. Read More
The Year in Mysteries: What I Read in 2019
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Our managing editor shares her deep dive into detective novels and true crime fiction from the past year. Read More
Book Review: Hoffa in Tennessee: The Chattanooga Trial That Brought Down an Icon
Maury Nicely offers a compelling account of Chattanooga’s biggest trial Read More
Book Review: My Friend Anna: The True Story of a Fake Heiress
How a big-time swindler turned a young Knoxville woman’s life upside down Read More
Book Review: Capturing the Devil
Kerri Maniscalco ends her young adult Victorian murder mystery series at the Chicago World’s Fair. Read More
Book Review: High Water
The Gone Dead is a blues novel that’s out to summon ghosts. Read More
Book Review: The Shadow City
W.M. Akers’s debut novel, "Westside," depicts an alternate New York where evil lurks. Read More
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