“The writer has no expiration date. I left my corporate career at fifty-six and turned to writing full time. I had no illusion it would be easy.” Dawn Ryan talks with Paul Vidich about his new novel, The Mercenary.
“I try to write about enduring human frailties”: Paul Vidich and Paula Whyman chat about publishing later in life, family, and Vidich’s new novel, The Good Assassin.
“Both in life and literature, secrets often are viewed as socially inappropriate, whereas espionage is a line of work that sanctions lying, deceit, and secrets. Masters of the spy genre play with these layers of secrecy.”
