Nancy Bilyeau
Nancy Bilyeau, a former staff editor at *Entertainment Weekly, Rolling Stone*, and *InStyle*, has written a trilogy of historical thrillers for Touchstone Books.
Articles by Nancy Bilyeau:
When an 890-pound bluefin tuna was auctioned for $323,000 at a Tokyo fish market, it was a price comedown
The tomb of Mayan “God-King” discovered in Guatemala, his status determined by carved jade mask
A missing mosaic from Caligula’s ship served as a coffee table in NYC home for 45 years
How scene stealer Steve McQueen tried to make sure all eyes would be on him in “The Magnificent Seven” and not Yul Brynner
Agatha Christie inspired by her own train delay to write “Murder on the Orient Express”
When John Gotti ordered the murder of his boss, “Big Paul” Castellano, outside Sparks Steak House, it became “the hit of the century”
Why questions linger about Natalie Wood’s 1981 drowning death off Catalina Island
War in the Bronze Age: A study of the oldest battlefield in Europe suggests 2,000 fighters
“Sam told me what to do,” a Yonkers postal worker named David Berkowitz told police who accused him of serial murders
Evidence growing that Liverpool cotton merchant and arsenic addict James Maybrick was Jack the Ripper
