From The Telegraph (U.K.) comes "50 crime writers to read before you die." Also, an interview with Robert Parker.
I haven't read Stephen King in a while, but James Campbell's review of Duma Key in The New York Times may change that.
At Reviewing the Evidence, this quick interview with author Stuart Pawson. The one time I met him, he seemed a reticient, low-key person -- with a wicked sense of humor. Here, you really see Pawson's offbeat humor.
I'm a little late on this, but Maureen Corrigan at NPR reviews Sue Miller's The Senator's Wife. I'm also afraid to read this book -- there's been so much good hype, I don't want to be disappointed.
Finally, this neat story from the The Christian Science Monitor, titled "Homeless men find shelter in a book club.
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