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January 24, 2003

Interview: Stephen Frey, author of Silent Partner

Jan 17, 2003

January 17, 2003

In the second of two special interviews for Bookreporter.com's Suspense/Thriller feature, Stephen Frey, author of SILENT PARTNER, reveals his writing and editing techniques, discusses how he combats writers block, and shares plans for future books.

Interview: Thomas Perry, author of Dead Aim

Jan 17, 2003

January 17, 2003

In this interview with Bookreporter.com's Ann Bruns, author Thomas Perry discusses his latest stand-alone novel, DEAD AIM, and talks about predatory and violent characters. Perry also discusses his past work as a television writer and speaks candidly about a popular topic: having novels adapted for film.

Name up to three suspense/thriller titles that had you guessing till the end.

January 10, 2003

Interview: Pete Hamill, author of Forever

Jan 10, 2003

January 10, 2003

In this interview with Bookreporter.com's Tom Callahan, acclaimed novelist and journalist Pete Hamill discusses his latest novel FOREVER, conveys his love of New York City and explains why he feels "New York fatalism" has helped make life "tolerable" since 9/11/01.

Interview: Stephen Frey, author of Silent Partner

Jan 10, 2003

January 10, 2003

In the first of two special interviews for Bookreporter.com's Suspense/Thriller feature, Stephen Frey discusses the characters and research for his latest novel, SILENT PARTNER and gives readers insight about his financial career.

Does your group read bestsellers?

January 1, 2003, 386 voters

What is your New Year's reading resolution?

December 20, 2002

December 2002

Happy Holidays to all of you.

How nice...a couple of weeks to read whatever you want with no homework or school assignments.>

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Interview: Ken Follett, author of Hornet Flight

Dec 6, 2002

December 6, 2002

Known for his thrillers (EYE OF THE NEEDLE, JACKDAWS, THE THIRD TWIN) and historical fiction (THE PILLARS OF THE EARTH), Ken Follett has entertained readers for decades. In this interview with Bookreporter.com Follett discusses the historical background behind his latest book, HORNET FLIGHT, and why he believes World War II fiction will remain popular.