Murder doesn’t usually happen in Urbana. At least, not how it does in author James Courter’s novel “Murder Happens,” a literary mystery set in the same places University students walk past every day.

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Spy novelist James Wolff has moved to Baskerville, the literary crime and thriller imprint of John Murray, for his first standalone novel, Spies and Other Gods. Editorial director Yassine ...

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“It was like a little homecoming.” Like many horror enthusiasts, Mattson cut his teeth on Stephen King novels, as well as those of spinner-rack regulars such as John Saul and Bentley Little.