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Mary Higgins Clark & Carol Higgins Clark: Mysteries of a mother-daughter writing team
Jacket Copy“How in the world did you do this? How did the two of you make this wonderful mother-daughter mystery-book-writing team when my daughter and I can barely make cookies together?” asked Los Angeles Times reporter Mary McNamara with genuine awe..... -
Patricia Modell, actress and philanthropist, dies at 80
Patricia Modell, a successful TV and film actress in the 1950s and '60s who became a well-known philanthropist in Baltimore with her husband, former Ravens owner Arthur Modell, died Wednesday at the age of 80.
Mrs. Modell was admitted two weeks ago to...Tags: Psycho (movie), Cleveland Clinic, Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, Entertainment, Kennedy Krieger Institute
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Romance review round-up
Tribune staff reporter"Call Me Irresistible" by Susan Elizabeth Phillips Avon, $13.99 After Meg Koranda convinces her best friend Lucy Jorik to dump her fiancé Ted Beaudine, everyone in Wynette, Texas, is upset with Meg for breaking up the town's golden couple. Now all Meg...Tags: Prince (music artist), Outer Banks, Romance (genre), Family, Rentals
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Bob Graham to discuss suspense novel ‘Keys to the Kingdom’
Orlando Arts BlogFormer Senator and Florida Governor Bob Graham, like many politicians, is an author as well. But his newest book isn't a memoir talking up his political prowess. Instead, it's a suspense novel about terrorism. He'll be discussing and signing the novel, &#... -
Author Dick Francis dead at 89
Tribune reporterAuthor Dick Francis has died at his home in the Cayman Islands. He was 89. Best known for this horse racing mystery and suspense books, Francis wrote 42 successful novels after his career as a jockey in the 1940s and 50s. After working as a racing...Tags: Dick Francis
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Based in Baltimore
Special to baltimoresun.comBesides supplying great settings, Baltimore has also spawned its share of great writers. Here are writers who, while not setting their stories in Baltimore, are practicing their craft from our comfortable streets. Madison Smartt Bell "Anything Goes,"...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Labor Legislation, Awards and Prizes, Family, Entertainment
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Operation Scribe
Special to The TimesHaving wrested readers away from mysteries, thriller writers band together to hunt down some literary cachet. As a glance at any bestseller list will attest, thrillers have become America's favorite reads, edging aside their venerable cousins, mystery...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Academy Awards, Entertainment, England, Television
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Movie review, 'One Hour Photo'
Robin Williams, one of the great comic improvisers in the movies, has been exploring his darker sides in his 2002 films. He played an evil clown in "Death to Smoochy" and a suave serial killer in "Insomnia," and now digs into touchier areas -- loneliness,...Tags: Michael Vartan, Family, Eriq la Salle, Entertainment, Connie Nielsen
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Movie review, 'Panic Room'
You'd think by this point someone would be making suspense films with Alfred Hitchcock's panache, but the void stubbornly has remained unfilled. That's why you might feel an extra jolt of excitement as David Fincher's thriller "Panic Room" unfolds. As he...Tags: Cinema Industry, Dining and Drinking, Dwight Yoakam, Entertainment, Raymond Burr
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