Nadia Latif adapts Walter Mosley's novel of the same name for her directorial feature debut, which she calls "darker," ...

Ask Walter Mosley what he does, and he'll say, simply, "I'm a writer." And he's written a lot: 52 books, about 30 short stories and another 30 or 40 articles, he says. While most writers ...

Walter Mosley talks about how his fictional hero frees himself from wage labor through America’s favorite side hustle: landlording. Credit...Richard A. Chance Supported by By Conor Dougherty ...

This is encouraging, even as the genre’s lodestars remain. Smoothly gliding through this chorus of hungry voices is Walter Mosley. His latest Easy Rawlins mystery, “Farewell, Amethystine ...

Author Walter Mosley penned an op-ed for The New York Times, published on Friday, in which he revealed that he quit his job as a writer on a television series after he was “chastised” by human ...

“There was a period of time where all the books in the world could fit on this shelf,” Walter Mosley said. He was pointing at one modest-size row of books in his Brooklyn home on a very ...

In 2018’s “Down the River Unto the Sea,” New York City PI Joe King Oliver slid into the space occupied in many readers’ hearts by Walter Mosley’s iconic Los Angeles hero, Easy Rawlins.

It might not be a good time to be “The Awkward Black Man” in America. The title of Walter Mosley’s new collection of 17 short stories is one that could create suspicion if left on a ...

you can bet the author is Walter Mosley. His new book, “Every Man a King,” reminds us why he is a master of the genre. The title echoes Huey P. Long’s famous quote: “Every man a king ...

With his 1990 debut novel, Devil in a Blue Dress, crime writer Walter Mosley introduced readers to a new kind of hard-boiled hero: a Black private eye navigating a racist world. Sixty books and ...

By David Marchese Walter Mosley is best known as one of contemporary literature’s pre-eminent crime novelists, but he’s actually four or five different writers rolled into one. Famous for his ...