Did I mention his Detective Hawthorne series, which mischievously features a sidekick called Anthony Horowitz? And The Power of Five, his fantasy novels? “I love everything I do,” he says.

She advises Horowitz to “stick to children’s books.” The next day, the police show up at Anthony’s door and inform him that Harriet was stabbed to death.

“The Twist of a Knife” is the fourth entry in a gleefully witty series in which author Anthony Horowitz pairs a fictional version of himself with detective Daniel Hawthorne to solve murders ...

From the minute he enters "Close to Death," Giles Kenworthy is practically begging to be murdered. Anthony Horowitz isn't in his blockbuster "Magpie Murders" universe with "Close," which is ...

5 mystery novels to savor this summer New books by Anthony Horowitz, Kellye Garrett, Marcia Muller, Tom Straw and Harini Nagendra.

Anthony Horowitz: ‘These days, writers do have to self-censor’ The bestselling author and TV writer is about to release his 56th book. He speaks to Hannah Stephenson about the role of social ...

With another six books to come in his Hawthorne and Horowitz series – plus “other books” he is in discussions about with his publisher – time may well be passing, but he is making the most ...

Anthony Horowitz is one of the best selling, most versatile writers in the United Kingdom. He just published his fifth Hawthorne and Horowitz mystery, “Close to Death,” here in the United ...

Anthony Horowitz is plotting a murder. That’s typical. After all, Horowitz has authored more than 40 mystery novels, including several James Bond novels commissioned by the Ian Fleming estate ...

"Magpie Murders" is a metafiction marvel: Anthony Horowitz on adapting his mystery within a mystery The best-selling author spoke to Salon about the challenges of adapting his own book for PBS ...

“Marble Hall Murders” marks the return of detective Atticus Pünd and editor Susan Ryeland in their third murder mystery by Anthony Horowitz, author of the bestselling “Magpie Murders” and ...

According to Anthony Horowitz, writer and producer of countless mysteries on the page and on screen, including Moonflower Murders on MASTERPIECE, it’s by exploring new ways to surprise himself.