Bestselling Author Launches Magical Podcast
Celebrity medium, Reality TV personality, “Good Witch,” and internationally bestselling author Patti Negri heads to the air waves in a new podcast on Dash Radio: […]
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Crime Fiction: What Are the Odds? by Rob Hilliard
Start with a family’s long history of prominence in politics and the added prestige of owning one of Kentucky’s leading thoroughbred breeding and racing operations. […]
Sounds Mistaken for Gunfire Cause Panic on Broadway
We’re afraid now. I mean, we have reason to be, don’t we? We no longer living in a civilized place. Guns in America are so […]
Entering 2019, Crime Fiction in Hand
Today, January Magazine’s sister site, The Rap Sheet, rolls out an impressive—and altogether daunting—list of more than 325 new crime, mystery and thriller novels that […]
Village Voice Ceases Editorial Operation
The iconic 60-plus year old New York weekly, The Village Voice, has ceased editorial operations. From The Columbia Journalism Review, who also broke the story: […]
January Interview: Ann Cleeves
In the tradition of the very best of overnight sensations, Ann Cleeves, author of the Shetland Island and Vera Stanhope novels, was an overnight sensation. […]
The Connection Between Books and Ice Cream
What book should you read based on the ice cream sundae you make? Well, there’s a quiz at BuzzFeed. And there appears to be some […]
Non-Fiction: Tribe of Mentors by Timothy Ferriss
If you’re like me — and chances are if you’re interested in this book you probably are — then one of your first thoughts will […]
Non-Fiction: The War and Environment Reader
by Gar Smith
(Editor’s note: This review comes from Ben Terrall, a freelance writer based in San Francisco, California, whose work has appeared in the San Francisco Chronicle, […]
How to Be Happy: Einstein Knew it Wasn’t in the Loot
While in Japan in 1922, not long after he had won the Nobel Prize for physics, Albert Einstein was told by a messenger that he […]
