Ink-Stained Wretch
Nick KolakowskiNick Kolakowski on crime fiction, bleak movies, and other fun stuff.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 19 | Subscribers | Read | nickkolakowski.substack.com |
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Henry Every and the Biggest Heist of All Time
I’ve been noodling around with ideas for a potential sequel to “Where the Bones Lie,” and a question popped to mind: what was the biggest heist of all time?
The Fearful Vampire Hunters' Folie à Deux
Halloween is almost upon us, and so is the election. After I watched “Salems Lot” the other night, I flicked to a different browser window (our modern equivalent of changing channels) to find news of conspiracy theorists pushing all kinds o...
'Salem's Lot' and the Terror of a Stephen King Adaptation
I’m not sure what compelled me to click ‘Play’ on the latest adaptation of “Salem’s Lot,” especially when there’s so much else out there in the aether. Maybe it’s because I always feel the urge to cram in a few horror movies in October. Or ...
The Original True Detective
When you talk about real-life figures who influenced the evolution of detective fiction, you can’t get much bigger than Eugène-François Vidocq (1775-1857), whose jam-packed existence featured stints as a thief, puppeteer with a troupe of tr...
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Nick Kolakowski is the author of several crime novels, including “Where the Bones Lie." His work has been nominated for the Anthony and Derringer awards, and his short story “Scorpions” appeared in The Best Mystery and Suspense 2024.
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