Tana French Archive
Tana French’s Investigation of Self and Home
“Since late summer, I’ve been reading Tana French’s Dublin Murder Squad novels for the first time, and what fascinates me about them is the relationship between self and place—specifically self and home—French’s novels explore.”
The Intersection of Memory and Power in The Witch Elm and A Thousand Acres
The power structures under which we operate can mold and distort our memories, and potentially destroy our lives.
The Tent Moment
Certain writers—often those writers who are said to “transcend their genre”—combine action-filled plots with complex character development. How do they stop the action in, say, a zombie apocalypse, so that the characters can become intimate and so the reader can grow to care about their inner lives?