News letter of split personality novelist Alma Katsu, who writes both horror and spy novels. Insights on writing and what it's like to be an author from a former intelligence analyst
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I just had an article come out in the Washington Post on just what the heck is a thriller. It came about after I reviewed David Ignatius’ latest novel, Phantom Orbit, which I said was a fine spy novel but didn’t think qualified as a thrille...
I first met Daniel Kraus when one of his publishers, Raw Dog Screaming Press, asked if I would like to read his novel, The Ghost That Ate Us. I’d heard of Daniel, of course—his breakout book, Rotters, was released around the same time as my...
My newest story, The Spy Who Vanished, opens with Yuri Kozlov, “the Russian James Bond”, preparing to jump ship (literally) to the West. He’s in Istanbul, ferried away on a speedboat to meet up with his new CIA masters on a yacht in the Sea...
[Again, huge apologies for posting again but, y’know: publication day.]
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