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‘Day of the Jackal’ Author Frederick Forsyth Dies at 86

Books · United Kingdom

‘Day of the Jackal’ Author Frederick Forsyth Dies at 86

45% Center coverage: 142 sources

LONDON (AP) — Frederick Forsyth, the author of “The Day of the Jackal" and other bestselling thrillers, has died after a brief illness, his literary agent said…See the Story

Caroline Fraser On Serial Killers, Lead Poisoning, and Other Midcentury Disasters

Ted Bundy · Seattle

Caroline Fraser On Serial Killers, Lead Poisoning, and Other Midcentury Disasters

Caroline Fraser won the Pulitzer Prize for the biography Prairie Fires: The American Dreams of Laura Ingalls Wilder, then turned her creative and capable hand towards an altogether different subject matter: the proliferation of serial killers at a time of ubiquitous lead poisoning, and the rapid decline of both environmental lead pollution and extreme violence against strangers. In particular, Frasier zooms in on the Pacific Northwest as her hor…See the Story

The 1928 Production of Macbeth That Presented Lady Macbeth as a Flapper

Scotland, United Kingdom · Scotland

The 1928 Production of Macbeth That Presented Lady Macbeth as a Flapper

Macbeth is a story of greed and revenge – and Shakespeare uses the theme of role-reversal to highlight the effects of these vices, and produce a moral. It is the story of an army officer who is told a prophecy by several witches that reveals he will become King of Scotland – a prophecy that comes to fruition when his wife learns about it and convinces him to take matters into his own hands and kill the current King. Macbeth, originally an affa…Read Article

The Horror of a Border: Laura Elliott On Writing the Abject

“Why do you love horror so much?” It’s perhaps the question every horror writer dreads being asked the most, yet it happens with alarming frequency. Recently, this question was asked by my mum, a w…Read Article

Everything’s Coming Up Cozies

When A.A. Milne was a humorist at Punch and announced plans to write a detective novel, his agent and publisher told him that what the country wants from a humorist is more humor. And when, after the success of The Red House Mystery, Milne’s first detective novel, the author declared he wanted to write nursery rhymes, his reps told him his public would prefer a new detective novel. Milne didn’t listen, of course, and created Winnie-the-Pooh. Mil…England · England Read Article

Seven Books and One Play About Marital Murder

Of all the familiar tropes in crime fiction, I am most drawn to the “planning to kill a spouse” story in all its different forms. It’s such a personal murder—how does one go from a vow of marriage to an act of killing? And there is also an incredible degree of difficulty in the deed. After all, the most obvious suspect is always the husband or the wife. My new novel, Kill Your Darlings, begins with a couple, married for a quarter century, empty-…United States · United States Read Article

How One Moment of Fear Changed a Lifetime of Belief

Our world is inherently precarious, confusing and often overwhelming. So we develop belief systems and ‘truths’ as individuals and societies that allow us to navigate and survive it. These basic yet crucial constructs help turn a frightening place into a manageable one. I’m not talking about religious beliefs – though for so many these are obviously of fundamental importance too – no, what I’m referring to is something more basic than that. It’s…Read Article

Knives Out 3 Has a New Teaser Trailer!

We now have even more information about the new Rian Johnson film, the third installment in the Benoit Blanc series! This third film, which is called Wake Up Dead Man, is projected to premiere later this year, has previously released a photo from the production, and an ambiguous teaser trailer. But now we have a teaser with a bit more information. By the way, not that anyone reading this doesn’t already know this info, but previous two films in …Read Article

Jurassic Vistas and Lost Voices: The Hurdles and Joys of Research in Fiji

When you tell people you are going to Fiji to research and write a book, they imagine you sitting under a palm tree on a beach of pure white sand, sipping gin cocktails and scribbling into a notebook as the sun sets in spectacular orange and pink hues over the horizon. My family is from Fiji, so I had spent some time there in my youth. My experience of the country had largely run to pothole-filled roads and the humble houses of my extended famil…Fiji · Fiji Read Article

What If Your Biography Was Just a Footnote to Somebody Else’s?

I wrote a book about a brilliant female musician lost to history. Her name: Constantia Barnanowska Pleyel. Born into a musical family in Poland in the mid-nineteenth century, she was recognized as a musical genius early in life and became, by cultivation of her domineering father, a piano prodigy who toured the concert halls of Europe. She was an iconoclast, an odds-beater, the rare female performer-composer of her time. Then tragedy struck: she…Poland · Poland Read Article

5 Novels About the End of Democracy

As a retired officer in the United States Foreign Service, I have seen countless nations collapse into authoritarianism or otherwise become plagued by political violence. I can never forget my first post in Damascus, Syria, where there was an attempted coup d’état. It was a beautiful, calm day when suddenly there were tanks rolling over the streets and fighter planes overhead. I knew I was not in America anymore. Now the country I so proudly ser…Democracy · Texas Read Article

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