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“The Strand” Reveals Never-Before-Seen Poem from Raymond Chandler

The 25th-anniversary edition of The Strand Magazine is a special one this year. In typical Strand fashion, the magazine has uncovered lost writing from one of the greats — this time, a poem from crime author Raymond Chandler, who has since been cited as a formative influence on crime writers…

BookTribDecember 13, 2023

Thrillers

NEW COLUMN Chasing Phantoms: Copenhaver’s Debut, ‘Dodging and Burning’ is an ‘Hommage to Pulp Fiction’

One of the things that makes BookTrib special is our commitment to connecting readers to writers, editors and experts in the business of books! That is why we have partnered with the International Thriller Writers (ITW) to help discover debut thriller writers. Our new column features reviews by veteran editor,…

Neil NyrenMarch 6, 2018

Thrillers

Jon’s Picks: Chilly February Thrillers You Won’t Want to Read Alone!

The latest issue of Strand Magazine includes a superb, previously unpublished story by Raymond Chandler that’s a must-read for all mystery fans. Giving it a read myself made me think of the incredible influence writers like Chandler have had on the genre, inspiration for this month’s columns featuring some of…

Jon LandFebruary 15, 2018

Thrillers

Raymond Chandler and 7 of the Best Thriller Writers Today

The latest issue of Strand Magazine includes a superb, previously unpublished story by Raymond Chandler that’s a must-read for all mystery and thriller fans. Giving it a read made me think of the incredible influence writers like Chandler have had on the genre, inspiration for this month’s column featuring some…

Jon LandFebruary 17, 2018

Miscellany

Strand Magazine Unearths New Raymond Chandler Work

Andrew Gulli, the managing editor of the Strand Magazine, has a knack for finding hidden literary gems. Over the past few years, previously unpublished works by (among others) John Steinbeck, Ernest Hemingway, Shirley Jackson, Agatha Christie and Louisa May Alcott have graced its pages and delighted readers. Gulli’s gone and…

Cynthia ConradApril 23, 2021

Miscellany

Previously Unpublished Hemingway Story

Having just celebrated the 74th anniversary of the Liberation of Paris, another celebration of Paris took place earlier this month when The Strand Magazine ran a previously unpublished story by Ernest Hemingway with post-war Paris as the focal point. A Room on the Garden Side is “an earthy, poignant sketch…

BookTribAugust 28, 2018

Miscellany

More Than A Little Cynical: Awesome Reads Inspired by Netflix’s ‘Stranger Things’

Netflix's Stranger Things, will be returning for a second season on October 27th. Part sci-fi coming-of-age, part teenage horror, part conspiracy thriller set in the 1980s, Stranger Things has covered a lot of genres. But while everything seemed to wrap up nicely in last season's finale, we know all too well that this is definitely…

Rachel Fogle De SouzaSeptember 28, 2017

Fiction Thrillers

The Strand Unveils New Works by the Queen of Crime and the Father of Noir

The Strand Magazine has just released its latest issue, packed with reviews, articles and stories for the mystery aficionado. Following on the heels of last quarter’s issue, which debuted a previously unpublished story by Louisa May Alcott, number 61 includes new pieces by two masters of the genre, Agatha Christie…

Cynthia ConradOctober 5, 2020

Audiobooks Fiction Listicles Thrillers

Off to the City of Angels and the Devil in a Blue Dress

I’m taking a break from the gray skies and holiday-decked-out New York City and flying off to sunny Los Angeles. Come join me through audiobooks. Perhaps because Los Angeles is associated with Hollywood, glitter, glamour, big dreams, celebrities, and sun, it’s also known for the dark side that seethes just…

Ellen QuintDecember 19, 2018

Fiction Listicles Thrillers

California Sleuthin’: 6 Crime Series Set in the Golden State

What is it about California that makes it such rich stomping grounds for crime and mystery? Whether it's the moody fog of San Fran or the seedy underbelly of LA, California teems with a sense of danger and lawlessness in our collective imaginations that harkens back to a burgeoning Gold…

BookTribOctober 14, 2020

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Jon Land’s Favorite Thrillers From May

Jon LandMay 24, 2021

“The Strand” Reveals Never-Before-Seen Poem from Raymond Chandler

NEW COLUMN Chasing Phantoms: Copenhaver’s Debut, ‘Dodging and Burning’ is an ‘Hommage to Pulp Fiction’

Jon’s Picks: Chilly February Thrillers You Won’t Want to Read Alone!

Raymond Chandler and 7 of the Best Thriller Writers Today

Strand Magazine Unearths New Raymond Chandler Work

Previously Unpublished Hemingway Story

More Than A Little Cynical: Awesome Reads Inspired by Netflix’s ‘Stranger Things’

The Strand Unveils New Works by the Queen of Crime and the Father of Noir

Off to the City of Angels and the Devil in a Blue Dress

California Sleuthin’: 6 Crime Series Set in the Golden State

Jon Land’s Favorite Thrillers From May

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