The Barry Awards are given each year by Deadly Pleasures magazine and the winners are announced at Bouchercon on October 8, 2015. I’m very excited!
Invisible City nominated for the Barry Award for Best First Novel Read More »
The Barry Awards are given each year by Deadly Pleasures magazine and the winners are announced at Bouchercon on October 8, 2015. I’m very excited!
I am humbled and excited to be among the nominees for the Private Eye Writers of America’s Shamus Award for Best First Novel this year.
Invisible City nominated for a Shamus Award for Best First Novel Read More »
I am humbled and excited to be among the nominees for the Private Eye Writers of America’s Shamus Award for Best First Novel this year.
And I’m in such great company!
Invisible City nominated for the Anthony Award for Best First Novel Read More »
And I’m in such great company!
Get ready for more Rebekah Roberts!
I just signed another two-book deal with Minotaur Read More »
Get ready for more Rebekah Roberts!
Full article at Publishers Marketplace : I just signed another two-book deal with Minotaur
One-time New York Post city reporter Julia Dahl is on a roll with her series of novels featuring NYC tabloid journo Rebekah Roberts.
From the New York Post to the New York Tribune Read More »
One-time New York Post city reporter Julia Dahl is on a roll with her series of novels featuring NYC tabloid journo Rebekah Roberts.
Full article at Adweek : From the New York Post to the New York Tribune
Julia Dahl hasn’t been a mystery novelist for very long, but she’s getting plenty of attention.
Mystery writer Julia Dahl on her new book, and on journalism Read More »
Julia Dahl hasn’t been a mystery novelist for very long, but she’s getting plenty of attention.
Full article at Sandusky Register : Mystery writer Julia Dahl on her new book, and on journalism
When NYC tabloid reporter Rebekah Roberts investigates a mysterious death in the Hasidic enclave of Roseville, New York, she encounters a whole society of people who have wandered “off the path” of ultra-Orthodox Judaism — just like her mother. But some went with dark secrets, and rage at the insular community they left behind. Learn
Run You Down – Now in Paperback! Read More »
When NYC tabloid reporter Rebekah Roberts investigates a mysterious death in the Hasidic enclave of Roseville, New York, she encounters a whole society of people who have wandered “off the path” of ultra-Orthodox Judaism — just like her mother. But some went with dark secrets, and rage at the insular community they left behind. Learn
Can someone pinch me, please?
Invisible City nominated for an ITW Thriller Award for Best First Novel Read More »
Can someone pinch me, please?
Full article at ITW : Invisible City nominated for an ITW Thriller Award for Best First Novel
Recommendations for books, articles and radio reports that helped me research my first novel, Invisible City, and its upcoming sequel, Run You Down. I hope they deepen your enjoyment of my books, spur discussion, and contribute to better understanding your fellow Jews.
What I read while researching novels about the ultra-Orthodox Read More »
Recommendations for books, articles and radio reports that helped me research my first novel, Invisible City, and its upcoming sequel, Run You Down. I hope they deepen your enjoyment of my books, spur discussion, and contribute to better understanding your fellow Jews.
Full article at Jewish Book Council : What I read while researching novels about the ultra-Orthodox
My column for the International Thriller Writers’ The Big Thrill blog about how support from writers like Gillian Flynn, Cara Hoffman, Lorenzo Carcaterra and Hank Phillippi Ryan has propelled my career as a novelist.
Welcome to the Club Read More »
My column for the International Thriller Writers’ The Big Thrill blog about how support from writers like Gillian Flynn, Cara Hoffman, Lorenzo Carcaterra and Hank Phillippi Ryan has propelled my career as a novelist.
Full article at The Big Thrill : Welcome to the Club