Andrew Klavan

“Mrs. White” Joining The E-Book Collection

February 6, 2012 News

Andrew’s first thriller novel — co-authored with his brother Laurence — was Mrs. White, written under the brothers’ shared pseudonym of Margaret Tracy. Though the paperback original was written quickly to help support Andrew’s first child, it won the Edgar and became the basis for a film called White of the Eye. (And yes, it [...]

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MysteriousPress.Com

February 6, 2012 Books

You’ll notice over in the News section that Mrs. White — an Edgar-winning pseudonymous thriller I wrote with my brother Laurence  — is headed for e-book re-publication at MysteriousPress.com.  I hope some of you will check out the site, where some of my old, pseudonymous and out-of-print books are being made available again in E-Book form along [...]

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Crazy Jacket

January 30, 2012 Books

Took me forever to find a postable version of the jacket art of my next Young Adult thriller Crazy Dangerous, but here it finally is. The novel tells the story of a boy who befriends a classmate suffering from schizophrenia—and then begins to suspect that her hallucinations are, in fact, prophecies of a coming disaster. [...]

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Andrew on GBTV’s Real News

January 30, 2012 News

Andrew will appear this Friday, February 3rd, on GBTV’s new panel show “Real News from the Blaze.” The show features discussions about news stories the mainstream media doesn’t cover. The show is hosted by GBTV’s anchorwoman Amy Holmes. Other guests will include Will Cain, Emily Miller and Buck Sexton. The show airs at 7:00PM EST [...]

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New Homelanders Jacket

January 23, 2012 Books

The news column on this page reported a while back that Thomas Nelson—who publish my YA novels—will be bringing out a special one-volume edition of my Homelanders series of thrillers. All four books under one cover. Thought you might like to see the one cover under which the four books will be: The book is skedded [...]

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New Thriller for Adults Due Next January

January 23, 2012 News

Andrew’s new publisher Grove/Atlantic will bring out his latest thriller for adults one year from now, January 2013. The book, which Andrew completed at the end of last year, will be published under the auspices of Otto Penzler’s Mysterious Press imprint. The imprint has already published novels by Joyce Carol Oates and Thomas H. Cook. [...]

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Two Andrew YA’s Planned for 2012

January 16, 2012 News

Thomas Nelson, the publisher of Andrew’s popular Homelander series of thriller novels for young adults, is planning to release two new YA novels by Andrew this year. Crazy Dangerous—an adventure centering on the friendship between a preacher’s son and a young girl who is spiraling into schizophrenia—has already been scheduled for publication May 1. A [...]

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Teen Ink Interview

January 16, 2012 Books

I thought the teens at Teen Ink did a really good job with this interview. It was nice talking to them too. Here’s one part I liked particularly, with some excellent advice, if I say so myself, for aspiring screenwriters: RH- How much say do the screenwriters have in the actual plot of a movie-script? [...]

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Send Baby Jonah to the Super Bowl

January 9, 2012 Videos

Those of you who study post office wanted posters may have cause to remember Justin Folk, but he was also the award-winning and smugly brilliant visuals guy on PJMedia’s Klavan on the Culture videos and is currently the animator of my new Manhattan Institute Presents videos. And as if that work weren’t enough to establish his conservative [...]

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Scarred Man to get E-book Debut

January 9, 2012 News

One of Andrew’s very first thrillers, The Scarred Man, will soon join his other early works as an e-book offered by MysteriousPress.com. The website is dedicated to publishing the out-of-print work of top-flight crime writers. Andrew’s John Wells series, written under the pen name Keith Peterson, is already on offer there, as well as his thrillers [...]

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