I talked about my interfaith upbringing and how it inspired me to write about the ultra-Orthodox of NYC with Frank Stasio on WUNC’s The State of Things
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I talked about my interfaith upbringing and how it inspired me to write about the ultra-Orthodox of NYC with Frank Stasio on WUNC’s The State of Things
Full article at WUNC : WUNC’s The State of Things
I am humbled and thrilled to report that INVISIBLE CITY won the Barry, the Macavity and the Shamus Awards for Best First Novel. All three awards were presented at Bouchercon, the World Mystery Conference, in Raleigh, NC over the weekend of Oct. 10. I was nominated with some truly stellar books – THE LIFE WE
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I am humbled and thrilled to report that INVISIBLE CITY won the Barry, the Macavity and the Shamus Awards for Best First Novel. All three awards were presented at Bouchercon, the World Mystery Conference, in Raleigh, NC over the weekend of Oct. 10. I was nominated with some truly stellar books – THE LIFE WE
A Virginia judge order Jamycheal Mitchell to receive treatment at a hospital, instead he died in August after waiting 3 months for a bed to open up
Arrested for allegedly stealing $5 of food, mentally ill Virginia man dies in jail Read More »
A Virginia judge order Jamycheal Mitchell to receive treatment at a hospital, instead he died in August after waiting 3 months for a bed to open up
Full article at CBSNews.com : Arrested for allegedly stealing $5 of food, mentally ill Virginia man dies in jail
Julia Dahl and Steph Cha are writing two of the most interesting series around, and both have new installments out this summer. Set in LA and New York City, respectively, Steph and Julia use both their settings and their strong willed female protagonists to dive into issues of ethnicity and community, but their books are
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Julia Dahl and Steph Cha are writing two of the most interesting series around, and both have new installments out this summer. Set in LA and New York City, respectively, Steph and Julia use both their settings and their strong willed female protagonists to dive into issues of ethnicity and community, but their books are
Full article at The Life Sentence : Interrogation by The Life Sentence
I talk crime fiction, Bruce Springsteen and True Detective, Season 2 with author Alex Segura
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I talk crime fiction, Bruce Springsteen and True Detective, Season 2 with author Alex Segura
Full article at Stuff & Nonsense : Chat with Alex Segura
I was ecstatic to hear Maureen Corrigan recommend RUN YOU DOWN as one of 4 thrillers to read this summer: “…Dahl is an evocative writer, never more so than when she’s describing the nascent yearnings of those younger members of [the ultra-Orthodox Jewish] religious community — gay, vaguely feminist, simply different — who can’t quite
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I was ecstatic to hear Maureen Corrigan recommend RUN YOU DOWN as one of 4 thrillers to read this summer: “…Dahl is an evocative writer, never more so than when she’s describing the nascent yearnings of those younger members of [the ultra-Orthodox Jewish] religious community — gay, vaguely feminist, simply different — who can’t quite
Full article at NPR's Fresh Air : Run You Down featured on NPR’s Fresh Air
I chat with Hallie Ephron about deadlines, character evolution and the “plot knots” I encountered writing RUN YOU DOWN, the sequel to INVISIBLE CITY
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I chat with Hallie Ephron about deadlines, character evolution and the “plot knots” I encountered writing RUN YOU DOWN, the sequel to INVISIBLE CITY
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I chat with Andrew DeCanniere for Chicago Splash Magazine about journalism, gay conversion therapy, and the meaning of community.
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I chat with Andrew DeCanniere for Chicago Splash Magazine about journalism, gay conversion therapy, and the meaning of community.
Full article at Chicago Splash Magazine : In Conversation With Julia Dahl
The Macavity Awards are nominated on and voted on by members of Mystery Readers International, subscribers to Mystery Readers Journal, and friends and supporters of MRI.
Invisible City nominated for the Macavity Award for Best First Novel Read More »
The Macavity Awards are nominated on and voted on by members of Mystery Readers International, subscribers to Mystery Readers Journal, and friends and supporters of MRI.
Alleged Charleston mass shooting suspect Dylann Roof has the “All-American” look experts say we are often reluctant to associate with terrorism
Was the South Carolina shooting a hate crime or terrorism? Read More »
Alleged Charleston mass shooting suspect Dylann Roof has the “All-American” look experts say we are often reluctant to associate with terrorism
Full article at CBSNews.com : Was the South Carolina shooting a hate crime or terrorism?