
Today we’re excited to welcome Nicholas Kaufmann to Ink Heist with a guest post titled “Turning to Stone”. Nicholas talks about how he came to love the research process and the book […]
Today we’re excited to welcome Nicholas Kaufmann to Ink Heist with a guest post titled “Turning to Stone”. Nicholas talks about how he came to love the research process and the book […]
We’ve been fans of the Los Angeles-based Vitskär Süden ever since Laird Barron turned us on to their music during a recording of the Ink Heist podcast. Not only is their brand […]
Sharpening Those Long Teeth of the Night: Tony Jones interviews genre-bending short story specialist Alexander Zelenyj I always enjoy my occasional guest contributions to Ink Heist and in my latest, I’m delighted […]
Today we’re excited to welcome Valerie Nieman to Ink Heist with a guest post titled “Building a Detective”. Valerie talks about her experience working the “cops and courts” beat as a reporter […]
My list is here super late this year, which seems to be an unofficial tradition for my year end lists. The main reason are there are so many great books I want […]
Every book I’ve written has been a stew of influences: historical and contemporary novels, short stories, poetry, philosophy, biography, and more. I’ve drawn extensively on other texts’ narrative traditions and plot elements, […]
Today we’re excited to welcome Nicholas Kaufmann to Ink Heist with a guest post titled “Weird Science or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Research”. Nicholas talks about how he […]
Welcome to the Ink Heist podcast, which is devoted to dark genre fiction, featuring hosts Rich Duncan, Shane Douglas Keene, and a whole bevy of authors and other interesting guests for your […]
Welcome to the Ink Heist podcast, which is devoted to dark genre fiction, featuring hosts Rich Duncan, Shane Douglas Keene, and a whole bevy of authors and other interesting guests for your […]
It might seem strange to assemble a list of the 21st century’s best books as early as 2021, given that less than a quarter of the century has passed. However, from 2000 […]