A Fatal Crossing, Tom Hindle, Dutton – a gripping and stylish whodunit set aboard a luxurious 1924 ocean liner.

A Fatal Crossing, Tom Hindle, Dutton – a gripping and stylish whodunit set aboard a luxurious 1924 ocean liner.
By November 25, 2026, more than 400,000 authors and/or publishers will have received payments from the artificial intelligence company Anthropic as restitution for training its Claude AI chat models on copyrighted books downloaded from the pirate sites LibGen or...
A look at how AI models encode a hidden, checkable pattern into everyday word choices — without changing what they say. by Doris Booth Founder of award-winning Authorlink.com, retired literary agent for bestselling authors. Early adapter and programmer of publishing...
The Talking Bone, Rene Denfeld, Harper Collins – A murder-thriller with emotional depth and breakneck pacing
Bring Back the Humans, Looking for data privacy and power in all the wrong places
How Some Successful Writers Cope with Rejection
Craig Johnson, The Brothers McKay, inspired by Dostoyevsky, twisty, grappling with question, moral and money, Longmire series
What are the three most basic questions every writer should ask before getting started on a story? We went searching to see how fellow authors would answer. Several had useful ideas. Colin Fleming, author of eight books and myriad forms of literature, film, art and...
By Doris Elaine Booth CEO, Authorlink® An old myth says if you drop a frog into cold water and slowly turn up the heat the frog will die. Metaphorically it illustrates that people often fail to notice or react to slow, incremental threats (e.g., environmental change,...
Writing Insights – The long road to finding the right agent.