“Book Examines Unsolved Killings of 2 Shenandoah Hikers.” WRC NBC 4. Washington, D.C.
Kathryn Miles Presents TRAILED in conversation with Lacy Crawford. Powell’s Books.
“Maine writer digs into 1996 cold case in new book.” News Center Maine.
The Boston Globe calls TRAILED “a passionate book.” Their reviewer writes, “What starts as a true crime narrative about a single horrific event turns into something much larger.”
Listen to Kathryn discuss TRAILED on Die-alogue: A True Crime Podcast.
“New Book Sheds Light on Shenandoah Murders.” Virginia Public Radio.
In a starred review, Publisher’s Weekly calls TRAILED “fascinating” and a “must for true crime buffs.”
“Maine author probes 1996 murders of hiking couple in ‘Trailed.’” Portland Press Herald. 10 April 2022.
“Is This Man A Victim,” Kathryn’s investigative piece on human trafficking for Down East Magazine, wins the 2019 IRMA gold medal for feature writing.
Kathryn speaks with NPR’s Ari Shapiro about her recent Oustide article on selfie-deaths.
Quakeland named one of “The Outdoor Books that Shaped the Decade” by Outside Magazine.
“Writers Pay Lip Service to a Universal Gesture of Love.” Review of The Kiss in the New York Times.
Watch Kathryn’s interview with Trevor Noah on The Daily Show.
Earthquakes are a problem for all of North America. Read Kathryn's special dispatch for the Globe and Mail: "The tragic truth: We’re not prepared for earthquakes."
"The Mexico City Earthquake is a Warning for Americans." Read Kathryn's Op/Ed for Time.
"How Man-Made Earthquakes Could Cripple the US Economy." Kathryn's new story for Politico.
Great coverage of the Quakeland in the Wall Street Journal. Reviewer Gerald Helferich writes, "Does [Kathryn Miles] succeed in shaking us out of our complacency? I will confess that, although I don’t live in a seismic hot zone, the day I finished reading “Quakeland” I found myself in a grocery store stocking up on bottled water." Read the full review here.
Kathryn sits down with Simon Worrall of the National Geographic to talk about seismic hazard, preparedness, and why we may never be able to predict the next big quake. Click here for the full interview.
"One of the surprises for me was how little is known about what happens deep inside the earth. We know very little about what causes earthquake to happen," Kathryn tells the Christian Science Monitor. Check out the full interview on their webpage.
Time magazine calls Quakeland "The Fall Book That Will Take Your Mind Off Politics." Read the full review here.