Steven Whitton is a journalist for The Anniston Star, focusing on local news and cultural reviews. With a passion for literature and storytelling, Steven provides insightful commentary and analysis on books, movies, and other forms of entertainment. His articles capture the essence of each work, offering readers a glimpse into the world of art and literature.
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Steven Whitton focuses on local entertainment and literary news, particularly in the areas of mystery, thriller, fiction, books, and authors. His articles often announce new releases or provide reviews.
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By: Steven Whitton
By Steven Whitton | Special to The Star “The Same Bright Stars” by Ethan Joella, Scribner, 2024, 304 pages, $28.
By: Steven Whitton
“The Same Bright Stars” is the latest beautifully rendered work from Ethan Joella.
“The Queen City Detective Agency” is the deliciously convoluted crime novel by Snowden Wright, most recently the author of “American Pop.”
To designate “The Best Lies” from David Ellis as a twisty — perhaps even twisted — new crime novel is to note only a small amount of the joy afforded
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“Long Island Compromise” is the latest look at the American Dream by Taffy Brodesser-Akner, author of the recently celebrated “Fleishman Is in Trouble.”
“The Heart in Winter” by Kevin Barry, Doubleday, 2024, 256 pp., $28.
“Mina’s Matchbox” appears in another moving translation from the Japanese by Stephen Snyder, whose translation of Yoko Ogawa’s “The Memory Police” appeared in 2019.
“We Solve Murders” is the first entry in a new series of murder mysteries by Richard Osman, the author of the four utterly winning novels in The Thursday Murder Club
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Benjamin Stevenson continues his ongoing dissection of the detective novel in his third “Everyone” mystery (and second this year), “Everyone This Christmas Has a Secret.”
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“Precipice” is the new political thriller by Robert Harris, author of “Act of Oblivion,” among others.
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