Jamie Canaves is a writer and journalist who specializes in books and literature. She is a regular contributor to Book Riot, where she covers various genres such as mystery, thriller, true crime, and graphic novels. Jamie's articles provide readers with recommendations, book club picks, and insights into the world of literature.
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Jamie Canaves covers a variety of book-related topics, with an emphasis on mystery and thrillers. She appears to be interested in new releases, book club picks, and seasonal themes related to crime fiction. Therefore, she might be most responsive to pitches about new mystery or thriller book releases or promotions tied to these genres.
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Jamie Canaves This list of books came from three random things that just happened to all occur in the same week: Prison Banned Books Week ; I
I need to let go of the feeling that everything has to have a purpose. Something that I think applies beyond being a reader.
Strap in and prepare for suspense. These are the best thrillers of the past ten years, from a juicy revenge story to a tense heist novel.
Mystery fans delight, here's a roundup with news, announcements, and adaptations of all the things to know.
New November mysteries and thrillers have it all — from fictional Australian serial killers to Japanese assassins and puzzle mysteries!
Jamie Canaves While over the last 50 years there has been a 76% decline in the number of nuns in the U.S. , it does not feel like there has been the same decline of fictional nuns in pop culture.
Jamie Canaves In good news: there's a bunch of new adaptations releasing in November for true crime and mystery fans!
By: Jamie Canaves
Jamie Canaves Welcome to the after-Halloween month known as November! If you thought that book clubs would slow down during the holiday months, you would be wrong.
Jamie Canaves Here's a roundup of things that should be on mystery fans' radars, from recent Best Of Lists to news!
These 4 legal books follow missing person cases, are nonfiction accounts of real cases, and show the unfairness of the system on queer people.
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