Administrator: We’re here with author Walter Mosley. Welcome to the chat! Administrator: Walter, sounds like you had an interesting flight from Columbus. What were you doing there? Walter Mosley ...

Walter Mosley fooled us: We thought he'd killed off Easy Rawlins, the protagonist of his much-loved series. But it turned out Mosley just needed a break from the work — a long break.

Author Walter Mosley penned an op-ed for The New York Times, published on Friday, in which he revealed that he quit as a writer on a television series after he was "chastised" by HR for using the ...

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, bestselling novelist and a writer on FX’s “Snowfall,” in Westwood in 2013. (Kirk McKoy / Los Angeles Times) Advertisement.

Walter Mosley is the author of more than 50 novels, nonfiction books, plays and graphic novels, including the acclaimed Easy Rawlins mystery series. His most recent novel, ...

"Maddie's Secret," the directorial debut of comedian John Early, will open the Discovery program at the 2025 Toronto ...

Walter Mosley is back with a whole new character to love Mosley’s men are working class and “first rung” middle-class bank types. At times, their actions are misunderstood.

Acclaimed novelist Walter Mosley revealed today that he decided to leave Star Trek: Discovery after his use of a racial epithet in the writers room of the CBS All Access series resulted in Human ...

Bestselling crime novelist Walter Mosley talks up the episode he wrote for FX series "Snowfall," about the crack cocaine epidemic that overtook LA in the mid-'80s. It airs Wednesday.