BY PATTIE SIMONE
NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM
A few weeks ago I taped an in-depth video interview with Carol Higgins Clark — actress, speaker, accomplished mystery writer and daughter of celebrated suspense novelist, Mary Higgins Clark — in Bergen County.
Carol has written 14 books on her own, each with a quirky one word title, like: "Popped," "Decked," "Snagged," etc. Each title gives a little hint about the storyline; all the books feature stories built around Regan Reilly, Carol's main...Read Full Story
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Suspense authors Mary Higgins Clark and her daughter Carol Higgins Clark are set to celebrate Mother's Day in high literary form -- by residing together on the New York Times Best Sellers list.Both women released mystery novels on April 13, with the elder Clark's "The Shadow of Your Smile," ranking No. 6 on the Times' Hardcover Fiction best sellers list on May 7. Her daughter's "Wrecked," the 13th in her series featuring private investigator Regan Reilly, ranked 28th...Read Full Story
The 16th annual Los Angeles Times Festival of Books marks its first year in its new home at the University of Southern California the weekend of April 30th. The nation’s largest public literary festival’s change of scenery offers book enthusiasts, families and Angelenos of all ages the opportunity to discover new favorites and reconnect with cherished classics. The two-day schedule is packed with celebrity appearances, live music, cooking demonstrations, author readings, book signings and Q...Read Full Story
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Fans met authors at the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books -- billed as North America's biggest literary event -- where in a sign of the times Apple's new iPad also made a huge splash.The weekend festival drew more than 130,000 people to signings and panels gathering more than 400 authors at a time when book publishing and the way people read books are undergoing vast change.The writers ranged from 94-year-old Herman Wouk, who penned "The Caine Mutiny," and best...Read Full Story
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Reuters - Best-selling suspense novelist Mary Higgins Clark, whose husband is a retired Merrill Lynch Futures executive, has bought a membership on the Chicago Board Options Exchange for $2.95 million, an exchange member who declined to be identified, said on Wednesday.
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Carol Higgins Clark is the author of 14 previous bestselling Regan Reilly mysteries. She is coauthor, along with her mother, Mary Higgins Clark, of a bestselling holiday mystery series. Also an actress, Carol Higgins Clark studied at the Beverly Hills Playhouse and has recorded several of her mother's works as well as her own novels. She received AudioFile's Earphones Award of Excellence for her ...
www.carolhigginsclark.com/ www.maryhigginsclark.com/ MARY HIGGINS CLARK, #1 New York Times bestselling author, has written thirty-one suspense novels; three collections of short stories; a historical novel, Mount Vernon Love Story; and a memoir ...
The New York Times asked the popular suspense novel author, "What's the best suspense novel you've ever read?" She replied, "'The Woman in White,' by Wilkie Collins. Runner-up, 'Rebecca,' by Daphne du Maurier." Bonus Q&A: The Times asked, "What were...
Master mystery novelist Mary Higgins Clark has written 42 bestsellers since the 1970s when as the widowed mother of five, she was determined to make a living doing what she was good at – storytelling. Now, with the release of "The Lost Years," she shares some of her writing secrets
At home I used to love to read in bed but fall asleep too easily. So my favorite spot is a roomy wing chair with a footstool in the family room. If I’m working on my own book, I’ll be reading background material in my third-floor office at ...
The author of “The Lost Years” and many other novels was once thrilled to spot a fellow air passenger reading one of her books. Moments later, the reader was fast asleep.
In Clark's tedious new mystery-thriller (after I'll Walk Alone), Biblical scholar Jonathan Lyons discovers a lost manuscript believed to be the only letter written by Jesus Christ. He tries to verify its authenticity with several fellow experts, but is ...