Dennis Lehane adapts the 'Firebug' podcast about the search for a serial arsonist into a nine-episode drama series.

Writer Dennis Lehane, whose novels include "Mystic River" and "Gone, Baby, Gone" has a new limited series coming today to Apple TV+. Lehane says he may leave literature behind to work in TV for good.

The acclaimed author and showrunner tells IndieWire about the tonal juggling act of a limited series that refuses to ...

Author and screenwriter Dennis Lehane has a healthy respect for the power of fire. He learned that the hard way — surviving a house fire in Boston in his 30s. Lehane was living on the top floor ...

Dennis Lehane unpacks Smoke's arsonists, identity, and denial — and why the most honest character might just be a ...

Writer and series creator Dennis Lehane adapted "Smoke" from "Firebug," a podcast that chronicled the story of John Orr, a ...

Smoke will return with the sixth episode of its debut season on Friday, July 25. Ahead of the premiere, CBR can unveil a new ...

COURTESY OF TMDB AND DENNIS LEHANE “Black Bird” showrunner Dennis Lehane discussed the making of the true crime series alongside leading actor Paul Walter Hauser, who played the convicted serial ...

Early on in “Small Mercies,” which may be Dennis Lehane’s final novel if one is to believe his recent interviews, 17-year-old Jules asks her mother, Mary Pat Fennessy, ...

Dennis Lehane opened up about writing a character who’s a bad author in his new Apple TV+ series 'Smoke' during a panel at ...

Entertainment How Dennis Lehane’s Dorchester upbringing inspired the race and class struggles in ‘Live by Night’ Ben Affleck's film adaptation of the novelist's book hits theaters Friday.

Dennis Lehane on his new novel 'Since We Fell' What was it like writing New England from 3,000 miles away? It’s funny, I wrote my first book out of homesickness; I was living in Florida.