You don’t need to be on the sand to enjoy these novels. You just need a certain willingness to be swiftly transported. By Elisabeth Egan Natalie Portman stars in an elaborate adaptation of Laura ...

Bestselling author Laura Lippman has written over 20 mysteries -- which makes her the perfect person to ask about what it takes to write a good mystery. Lippman's latest novel, "Dream Girl," is ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. All hail the suspense novel that sticks the landing! Laura Lippman, author of "Lady in the Lake" and the popular Tess Monaghan ...

Travel broadens our horizons, as the adage goes. It educates us in the ways of the world and changes us, sometimes in small ways, other times in large, unexpected ways. All that, and a lot more, ...

Count Laura Lippman among those who take issue with President Trump's recent tweets characterizing Baltimore as a "disgusting, rat and rodent infested mess." The crime novelist, who lives in Baltimore ...

"Hey, I'm not the police reporter!" If you saw Laura Lippman deliver that line in an episode of "The Wire," would you recognize her? Lippman is a former reporter for the Baltimore Sun playing a ...

In Sunburn, acclaimed New York Times bestselling author Laura Lippman delivers a noir novel that's as sensual as it is suspenseful, as tantalizing as it is thrilling. Lippman is no stranger to the ...

There was a moment when I turned the page on Laura Lippman’s new novel, “Dream Girl,” and I thought to myself, Hold on, what genre is this book? And then I immediately stopped worrying about it ...

Though she and her husband, TV writer/producer David Simon (“The Wire,” “The Deuce”), have divided their time between Baltimore and New Orleans, novelist Laura Lippman will always be first and ...

‘My Life as a Villainess: Essays’ By Laura Lippman. William Morrow, 270 pages, $28.99; trade paperback $18.99 Best-selling author Laura Lippman isn’t a villain but she has persuasively written about ...

Baltimore native Laura Lippman captivated the imaginations of readers when she brought Tess Monaghan to life in her novels about the “accidental PI.” Baltimore readers first knew her as a reporter, ...