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Dean Jobb is the author of The Case of the Murderous Dr. Cream, winner of the inaugural CrimeCon Clue Award for true crime book of the year and longlisted for the American Library Association's Andrew Carnegie Medal for ...more
Dennard Dayle is a Jamaican American author who lives in Brooklyn, New York. He is a graduate of Princeton University and received his MFA from Columbia University. His short fiction has appeared in The New Yorker, ...more
Aisling Rawle was born in 1998, originally from a very small village in Leitrim in the west of Ireland, but now living in Dublin. She works as an English teacher in a secondary school. She loves working with kids, and teaches...more
Fran Fabriczki was born in Budapest and lived in Los Angeles for many years as a child. She moved to the United Kingdom to study English at the University of Cambridge. Porcupines is her first novel.more
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Dave Eggers
A conversation with Dave Eggers on Contrapposto.
Christina Baker Kline
A letter from the author to readers of The Foursome.
Sarah Braunstein
A Q&A with Sarah Braunstein about her short story collection, Baby in a Box.
Marie Benedict
Marie Benedict's historical fiction sheds light on the lives of key historical women. A letter to readers from Marie Benedict and Victoria Christopher Murray about their collaboration on their novel, A Pair of Aces.
Victoria Christopher Murray
A letter to readers from Marie Benedict and Victoria Christopher Murray about their collaboration on their novel, A Pair of Aces.
Gabrielle Sher
A letter from the author about her novel, Odessa
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