I'm delighted to be able to speak with Julie Dobrow about her new book, Love and Loss After Wounded Knee: A Biography of an Extraordinar...

Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, or, A Modern Prometheus became a much discussed and adapted cultural icon surprisingly soon after its init...

With the publication of A Rage of Souls , British historical mystery writer and friend of So19 brings his Simon Westow mystery series to a c...

Interweaving material from hospital case notes with fictional invention, Casey illuminates the mistreated “madwomen” of late 19th century P...

Though without the spectacular and showy visuals of Autumn De Wilde’s 2020 adaptation of the novel, to my mind this 1996 adaptation from Bri...

  As a former NYC resident, I always enjoy the Manhattan-related elements of Simpson’s Gilded Age mysteries (I especially appreciated the ap...

In Clara McKenna's charming sixth Stella and Lyndy mystery,  the couple visits Scotland, golf’s home nation, during the celebrated Open ...