The Lemon Twist
In 1985, an amnesiac figure skater follows a chilling SOS and cryptic clues to a misty Northern California cove to find her estranged sister.
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In 1985, an amnesiac figure skater follows a chilling SOS and cryptic clues to a misty Northern California cove to find her estranged sister.
The snake lay across Ursula Blackthorn’s workshop doorstep, fat and lazy as spilled sin. She paused, and she was not a woman easily deterred. Nearly sixty years on this earth had t...
An excerpt from Nightjar by Emily Ruskovich Tess discovered the mystery one morning while doing her chores. She was twelve years old and in charge of the house while her parents we...
There is nothing quite as eerie and laced with danger as growing up a girl. Even if you don’t realize it yourself at the time, the world around you will let you know by treating yo...
Yolen, who authored The Devil's Arithmetic and the picture book Owl Moon, was an author's author — known for gathering loved ones in her Massachusetts home and collaborating with h...
A life in free fall, a fractured memory, and a chilling SOS are all Iris Sailor has to find her estranged sister in a misty Northern California cove.
It’s been almost a decade since Ruskovich published her debut novel, Idaho (2017), a lyrical, kaleidoscopic narrative about the murder of a young girl. Her new collection is quiete...
Lesly Lisa’s studio is a dream of golden-hour light and artistic texture, beautifully blending Nutmeg and WOON. pieces into a cozy haven.
Prologue THE TWO GIRLS CLIMBED OUT OF the car and there it was, in all its glory. Tide House, so white in the morning sun that it hurt their eyes to look at it. The pool blue and g...
Here's an ep from Lisa Lim, this came out in 1969.... GET IT HERE enjoy!
In my new domestic suspense, A Neighbor’s Guide to Murder, Pixie, our troubled Gen Z protagonist, has a peculiar compulsion. Despite having no available funds, she likes to waste e...
“The owls weren’t in distress, although / I thought they sounded like it.”
Grudge is a funny word. It looks sort of funny with its crowd of heavy Germanic consonants flanking a little u, while a silent e trails pointlessly behind. It sounds funny too, if...
The novelist on being inspired by Shirley Jackson, discovering the brilliance of Denis Johnson, and finding comfort in Elizabeth StroutMy earliest reading memory When I was five a...
She drove deep through the trees until her truck’s tires spun loose in the mud and it was there she got out. Her flashlight made night’s theater of the june bugs and the buttonbush...
An oblique, lyrical prologue introduces a woman luxuriating in a river while a violent man hovers close by. Elsewhere, former London detective Jake Jackson is in a used bookshop in...
The author of A Suit or a Suitcase takes ELLE’s literary survey.
“The symmetry should have tipped me off.”After a violent incident at work, Tamsin goes looking for a fresh start in a remote cottage far away from her old life. Here she could make...
A spoiler-free, in-depth review of It Could Have Been Her by Lisa Jewell. We weigh the gothic dread, the layered timelines, and standout heroine Jane Trevally, with honest praise a...
A Lodging House Where No One Is Quite Who They Seem
They may not be talking directly to you, but there is much to be learnt from advice dispatched by well-known characters from much-loved books.
Natalie Southworth’s award-winning stories have appeared in literary journals in Canada, the UK and the US, including The North American Review, The Moth Magazine, The New Quarterl...
This 2023 sequel to The Haunting of Hill House by Elizabeth Hand was authorised by Shirley Jackson’s estate as an official sequel to the seminal novel. The book obviously features...
Los Angeles author Larrian Gillespie was a child actress during the Golden Age of Hollywood, grew up to become a surgeon, and wrote books about her area of expertise, urology. Foll...
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