Chelsea Cain's debut novel, Heartsick, was a New York Times bestseller that garnered enthusiastic praise from...basically everyone. Stephen King placed the thriller on his ten best books of 2008 list, along with its follow-up, Sweetheart. Booklist gave a starred review to the recently released third book in the series, Evil at Heart, saying, "Popular entertainment...just doesn't get much better than this." Chelsea Cain took some time during her book release mayhem to talk about the role of Larry King as muse, Heartsick the movie, and why disembowelment is sometimes funny. (Or at least, why it should be.)Saturday, October 30, 2010
Interview with Chelsea Cain
Chelsea Cain's debut novel, Heartsick, was a New York Times bestseller that garnered enthusiastic praise from...basically everyone. Stephen King placed the thriller on his ten best books of 2008 list, along with its follow-up, Sweetheart. Booklist gave a starred review to the recently released third book in the series, Evil at Heart, saying, "Popular entertainment...just doesn't get much better than this." Chelsea Cain took some time during her book release mayhem to talk about the role of Larry King as muse, Heartsick the movie, and why disembowelment is sometimes funny. (Or at least, why it should be.)
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