Nine years ago, poet and memoirist Philip Robinson interviewed Karen E. Osborne about her debut novel, Getting It Right. Now, on publication day, the two reunite to discuss its reimagining as Getting It Right: A Psychological Thriller. Why return to a novel nine years after its original publication? Karen explains that she had written five novels when two familiar characters, Kara and Alex, began speaking to her again. Their unfinished business inspired her to begin writing a

What happens when ancient Egyptian mysteries collide with a nation's struggle for independence? Author and Egyptologist Del Blackwater returns to What Are You Reading? What Are You Writing? to discuss Sekhem, the second novel in her ambitious seven-book Dead Egyptians series. Albion Stanley has established himself in Luxor society while secretly working with Egyptians determined to prevent the exportation of their ancient artifacts. But political tensions are escalating, an a

What begins as one unsolved murder may be something much more disturbing. Kasey Lansdale returns to What Are You Reading? What Are You Writing? to celebrate a milestone: the publication of her debut novel, First Chance, a suspenseful mystery introducing private investigator Chance Kirby. Determined to step out of her family's shadow and build a life of her own, Chance opens a PI agency in Hopeful, Texas. She expects missing heirlooms and marital disputes. Instead, the cold ca