Chris Holm takes an interesting spin on the anti-hero scenario with his new novel, "The Killing Kind." Mike Hendricks was a soldier with a fiancee and a wonderful life waiting for him when he...

David Freed's first three Cordell Logan thrillers chronicled the former combat pilot and government assassin's struggle to adjust to civilian life. But in "The Three-Nine Line," Logan returns to his...

One of Malta’s contemporary song writer, concept creator and author Gerard James Borg said that the one thing creative people must not do is not to be afraid to pursue their goals. Having...

After watching a slide show of Mount Everest in a small room in the back of a pub 30 years ago, Andrew Lock made a decision to climb the world's tallest peak. Thus launched a 24-year journey ascending...

All the elements that readers have come to expect from a Lee Child book are in place: the wandering man who stumbles onto a conspiracy because he was in the wrong place at the wrong time; the gorgeous...

To call Katherine Howe's latest novel a ghost story would be an unfair oversimplification. Yes, there's a ghost. And, yes, it's a can't-put-down story. But it's much more than a young adult...

A number of Alfred Sant plays written in the seventies are being republished after more than twenty years in a new edition of Qabel Tiftaħ l-Inkjesta u drammi oħra (Before the Start of the...

The city that remains synonymous with America's auto industry has a newer identity as an emblem of urban decay. Its decline is all the more tragic when one looks in the rearview mirror to see how...

Joe Urschel has written a compelling tale that looks at the turbulent year of 1933, and the narrative reads like the most nail-biting thriller imaginable - yet it's all true. The Dust Bowl was...

A nor'easter hits Paradise, Massachusetts, with a vengeance, burying the fictional coastal town in snow and collapsing a long-vacant industrial building on the edge of town. In the wreckage, police...