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Linda L. Richards is the editor of January Magazine and the author of several books.

Author Accuses Husband of “Shakespearean Plot” to Kill Her
On January 20, 2019 by Linda L. Richards

Sherrilyn Kenyon, internationally bestselling author of the Dark Hunter series, has accused her estranged husband of “Shakespearean plot” to poison her. From The Guardian: Bestselling urban fantasy novelist Sherrilyn Kenyon has filed a lawsuit against her husband that accuses him of poisoning…

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This Just In… Blood on the Iron Hard Ground by Bob Parr
On January 18, 2019 by Linda L. Richards

When the fearless Isabella Harris arrives in Bosnia during the Siege of Sarajevo, Chris Roberts knows he has discovered the love of his life. Drawn into the mysterious world of the Observers, a shadowy United Nations organisation running rescue missions across the…

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Poetry Mustn’t Be Fancy: Mary Oliver
On January 18, 2019 by Linda L. Richards

Instructions for living a life: Pay attention. Be astonished. Tell about it. — Mary Oliver The beloved American poet, Mary Oliver, died Thursday of lymphoma at her home in Hobe Sound, Florida. She was 83. From NPR: Oliver got a lot…

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Deadwood the Movie Begins Production
On November 5, 2018 by Linda L. Richards

Nothing in this about books (is there?), but it seemed big news to me that, a dozen years after the series ended, Deadwood will come back to the screen as a feature film. Though there’s been talk about a film version pretty…

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Gal Gadot to Star in adaptation of Death on the Nile
On September 29, 2018 by Linda L. Richards

The next Kenneth Branagh-directed adaptation of an Agatha Christie novel will be 1937’s Death on the Nile. Gal Gadot (Wonder Woman, Justice League) has been tapped to star and the project is moving full steam ahead with release planned for late 2019….

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January Interview: Dietrich Kalteis
On September 18, 2018 by Linda L. Richards

When Dietrich Kalteis’ Zero Avenue came out in 2017, I remarked on The Rap Sheet that I’d once heard author Owen Laukannen describe Kalteis’ writing as being like “jazz on the page.” If you want to boil Kalteis’ work down very tightly,…

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January Interview: Sam Wiebe
On September 5, 2018 by Linda L. Richards

Last year, I waxed poetic about Sam Wiebe’s sophomore novel, Invisible Dead, in The Rap Sheet’s Best of the Year feature. As I said then, in that book Wiebe worked with just about all of the tropes of crime fiction and…

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Sunny Days Are Best With Dark Fiction
On June 9, 2018 by Linda L. Richards

Just can’t get enough crime fiction? The Rap Sheet, January Magazine’s sister publication, offers up a selection of more than 220 works of mystery, crime, and thriller fiction from both sides of the Atlantic scheduled to reach bookstores between now and the…

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Cookbooks: Vegan 100 by Gaz Oakley
On June 9, 2018 by Linda L. Richards

There have been a lot of vegan and vegan-adjacent cookbooks published over the last decade as many of us move towards a plant-based diet. Obviously some of these books have been better than others. Some are encyclopedic in nature. Others, for better…

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Fiction: The Rule of Stephens by Timothy Taylor
On June 6, 2018 by Linda L. Richards

Catherine Bach is a survivor, something that, after the accident, everyone she meets thinks to make a remark about. How lucky she is. How blessed. She was aboard an Airbus A380-800 that fell from the sky, and she walked away. How can…

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