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2 months ago | 
chapter16.org | Emily Choate |Sean Kinch |Kim Green |Michael Taylor
When novelist Geraldine Brooks received the devastating phone call informing her that her husband of more than 30 years, celebrated nonfiction writer Tony Horwitz, had died unexpectedly while on tour for his latest book, she found herself trapped between warring impulses. “I paced the room, feeling the howl forming in my chest,” she writes in her new memoir, Memorial Days.
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Apr 3, 2024 | 
pursuitmag.com | Tom Caliendo |Kim Green
Many investigators overlook the true value of discovering someone’s email address. It’s not merely a point of contact; rather, it serves as a gateway to a wealth of publicly available and free information. In this article, I hope to shed light on the resources and methodologies for leveraging Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) associated with email addresses, particularly on the “Deep Web,” a shadowy online underworld that search engines can’t reach.
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Feb 20, 2024 | 
wpln.org | Tasha Lemley |Kim Green
Sarong Vit-Kory was born in a refugee camp in Thailand in the early 1980’s and then immigrated to the United States. In recent years, she’s begun to explore and appreciate her Cambodian heritage, in part, through learning to cook traditional cuisine. Producers Tasha A.F. Lemley and Kim Green shared a meal with Sarong to learn a little about how food can serve as a strong connection between people — and past.
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Jan 12, 2024 | 
chapter16.org | Kim Green
Mine was the typical nerd-kid’s story: I loved to read, and that made me an Other for most of my school years. All that changed in the autumn of 1984, when I climbed the stone stairs at 700 Broadway with a few hundred fellow nerd-kids and discovered what it was like to belong somewhere. Hume-Fogg, Nashville’s first academic magnet, was a grand experiment then in its second year.
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Jul 21, 2023 | 
pursuitmag.com | Kim Green
By Bradley Sides and Chapter16.orgChris Offutt on small towns, homesickness, and whether “bad guys” existCode of the HillsBy Chris Offutt. Grove Press. 288 pages. $27. Chris Offutt introduced readers to Army CID investigator Mick Hardin and his rural Kentucky community in 2021 with The Killing Hills, the first of a series of thrillers balancing murder and crime with loyalty and humor.
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Jun 13, 2023 | 
pursuitmag.com | Kim Green
Time’s Bridge: Teens work against the clock to save lives in a time-twisty murder mystery. by Tina Chambers & Chapter16.orgI’ll Stop the WorldBy Lauren Thoman. Mindy’s Book Studio. 446 pages. $28.99. Justin Warren, the protagonist of Nashville writer Lauren Thoman’s debut novel, I’ll Stop the World, finds himself in a bit of a pickle.
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Apr 20, 2023 | 
pursuitmag.com | Kim Green
Heartbreak and Betrayal: J.T. Ellison pens a deeply personal, compelling thriller with It’s One of Us.by G. Robert Frazier & Chapter16.orgIt’s One of UsBy J.T. Ellison. Mira, 400 pages. $27.99. Nashville author J.T. Ellison has written her most personal and deeply moving novel with It’s One of Us but, like the master storyteller she is, still manages to weave a heart-pounding mystery thriller for her legion of readers.
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Feb 22, 2023 | 
pursuitmag.com | Kim Green
Cormac McCarthy returns with The Passenger and Stella Maris, in quick succession. by Ed Tarkington & Chapter16.orgThe PassengerBy Cormac McCarthy. Knopf. 400 pages. $30. Stella MarisBy Cormac McCarthy. Knopf. 208 pages. $26. Sixteen years have passed since Cormac McCarthy published The Road, which won a Pulitzer, became an international bestseller, and further cemented his reputation as one of the major writers of his generation.
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Feb 10, 2023 | 
pursuitmag.com | Kim Green
Evil haunts every corner of Erica Waters’ YA thriller, The Restless Dark. by Abby N. Lewis & Chapter16.orgThe Restless DarkBy Erica Waters. Harper Teen. 400 pages. $17.99. Erica Waters returns to her theme of portraying horror in the South — featured in her previous two novels Ghost Wood Songand The River Has Teeth — in her latest YA thriller The Restless Dark.
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Jan 24, 2023 | 
pursuitmag.com | Kim Green
Flight Risk is about as fun as a murder mystery can be. by Amanda Haggard & Chapter16.orgFlight RiskBy Cherie Priest. Atria Books. 320 pages. $27. It’s tough to dislike a mystery novel that pulls the reader in with the promise of a psychic travel agent who may or may not be able to help solve crime. If that’s not enough of a lure, the first chapter of Cherie Priest’s Flight Risk features a missing dog named Cairo who is found with a human limb in his jaws. Who could put the book down after that?
