Other Writings
Thriller: Stories To Keep You Up All Night
ed. James Patterson
Thriller is a compendium of short stories by Katherine and her fellow original 32 co-founders of International Thriller Writers, and has become one of the top-selling anthologies in American history.
The Tuesday Club by Katherine Neville
One morning in Paris, when Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, and John Adams first meet to turn over the French Mission from Franklin to Jefferson, something unexpected and dangerous happens: it involves Franklin’s mistress, John Adams’ children, a British espionage ‘mole’ in Franklin’s embassy, an ancient sect of Scottish Freemasons, and a secret (but real) men’s Club of “musicians” in Annapolis, Maryland, who only meet on Tuesdays. It is up to Franklin and Jefferson (both masters of codes) to unravel the key to their plots, woven in esoteric mysteries, before they destroy the newly-fledged American Republic.
The Mystery Writers of America: The Mystery Box
ed. Brad Meltzer
Anthology of 21 suspenseful stories from masterful mystery writers including R.L. Stine, Steve Berry, Laura Lippman, Katherine Neville, Karin Slaughter, and others.
The Lunar Society by Katherine Neville
This very real group of prestigious industrialists traveled to their clandestine meetings by the light of the full moon, and called themselves “lunaticks!” It was comprised of pottery baron Josiah Wedgwood, James Watt and Matthew Boulton of steam engine fame, physician and botanist Erasmus Darwin (grandfather of Charles Darwin), William Small (teacher of Thomas Jefferson), and Benjamin Franklin. Though such meetings were forbidden by law, after the “Church and King” riots against intellectuals, these freethinkers were willing to risk all for their secret mission: the destruction of the “Triangular Trade” that had enriched the English upper classes for centuries, through import of sugar, coffee, rum and cotton, and the export of African slaves.
(Preview the story here.)
Read an article by Katherine about The Lunar Society.
Mystery Writers of America presents
Ice Cold: Tales of Intrigue from the Cold War
ed. Jeffery Deaver & Raymond Benson
Anthology of 20 brilliant tales of paranoia, espionage, and psychological drama with the backdrop of the Cold War.
Cuba Libre by Katherine Neville
Why did Ernest Hemingway spend so much of his adult life in Cuba? Why did he stay there, even after after he won the Nobel prize in literature, even after the communist takeover of Cuba, after the US State Department ordered Americans to leave, after the CIA and FBI had opened files on him, even after his property was seized… And why — a little over six months after his return to America — did he commit suicide? These are the questions that New Mexico graduate student and Hemingway devotee, Paloma Perez, is researching for her dissertation, up at Hemingway’s last haunts in Idaho–when she suddenly disappears. Her brother Leopold, an analyst for “The Company,” must find out what his sister discovered about Hemingway and Cold War Cuba, that may have led to her death.
Sisters in Crime 4
ed. Marilyn Wallace
Anthology of 21 original stories from top women mystery writers Katherine Neville, Sue Grafton, Nancy Pickard, Marcia Muller, and more.
La Bellini’s Favors by Katherine Neville
Thrillers: 100 Must Reads
ed. David Morrell and Hank Wagner
Award-winning thriller writers each contributed an essay dedicated to the significance, impact, and influence of the 100 works chosen by the International Thriller Writers organization as must-read classics.
Contributors include David Baldacci, Steve Berry, Katherine Neville, Lee Child, Jeffery Deaver, Tess Gerritsen, Heather Graham, Gayle Lynds, James Rollins, R. L. Stine, and many more.
Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym of Nantucket” essay by Katherine Neville.
Katherine Neville’s The Eight was featured as one of the top “100 Must Read” thrillers.
Masters of Technique: The Mongoose Anthology of Chess Fiction
ed. Howard Goldowsky
Anthology of 12 short stories about chess which “capture the psychological impact of chess as a metaphor.” Contributors include Katherine Neville, Stephen Carter, Michael Griffith, and more.
En Passant by Katherine Neville
Romantic Times Booklovers: The Haunted West
Foreword by Diana Gabaldon
Anthology of 10 new short stories revolving around the West, mysteries, supernatural happenings and more (all with a bit of romance) by Heather Graham, Katherine Neville, Kat Martin and other award-winning authors.
Acqua Vitae by Katherine Neville
I’d Kill for That
ed. Marcia Talley
A serial novel with each chapter written by top author of mystery and suspense: Gayle Lynds, Rita Mae Brown, Marcia Talley, Lisa Gardner, Kay Hooper, Kathy Reichs, Julie Smith, Heather Graham, Jennifer Crusie, Tina Wainscott, Anne Perry, and Katherine Neville.
Chapter 13 by Katherine Neville
I Should Have Stayed Home: The Worst Trips of Great Writers
ed. R. Rapoport & M. Castanera
Anthology of hilarious short stories from 51 top travel writers, novelists, and journalists describing their most memorable travel disasters.
The Yi-Ching: A Yarrow-ing Experience by Katherine Neville
Foreword
Turning the Solomon Key
by Robert Lomas
Foreword by Katherine Neville
Robert Lomas, scientist and Masonic expert, quests to discover the Masonic Astrology influences built into Washington D.C. by George Washington.
