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Who destroyed Professor Wolf’s prize-winning tomatoes? What’s behind the mysterious goings-on at Killington Manor? And why does life sometimes feel like we’re stuck in a mystery, with few clues and no solutions? In her first collection of short stories, Sara Gran explores what detective stories mean and why we need them. If you love mysteries, and wonder why, this book is for you. Featuring both new characters and characters from the beloved Claire DeWitt series.
NEWS
Little Mysteries now available everywhere
A Spanish-language edition of Come Closer now available
Sara Gran and Conner Habib talk "Fiction in Praise of Obscurity" on Against Everyone With Conner Habib
An essay by Sara Gran on CrimeReads: “Sara Gran Considers the Art of Suspense, or, Five Pointers to Keep Your Readers Riveted”
Los Angeles Times profile by Jim Ruland “Sara Gran’s new novel is about ‘the perfect book.’ She knows there’s no such thing”
Listen to Sara Gran on podcasts Unlikable Female Characters, So Many Damn Books, Kirkus, Writers on Writing, and Reading Glasses
Sara Gran has added annotations to Come Closer on Kindle/Goodreads that explains some of the origins of the book. Find the annotated edition here.
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"Extravagant, sexy and compelling. I f****** loved it." — Lauren Beukes
"It's all Gran. And it's all brilliant." — Paul Tremblay
"Gran has…outdone herself. " — Publisher's Weekly, Starred Review
“While Lily's hunt propels the story forward, it is Gran's frequently exquisite prose that demands investment from its audience." — Bookpage, Starred Review
"There's two types of magic at play, here. There's what these characters are trying to do, mixing books and sex and spells, and then there's the magic Sara Gran is doing to us, as we compulsively read this literary thriller. And there's a third magic we only wish we could do: pay in blood to go back, read this book again for the first time." — Stephen Graham Jones