Dark Places Resources

It's just light enough on Gillian Flynn's dark-grey website to read what she posts there… if you dare.

The Dark Places film adaptation was supposed to open in April 2015. It didn't. Variety speculates why in this review.

Gillian Flynn's alma mater, Entertainment Weekly, previews Dark Places, along with Gillian Flynn's cameo in the picture.

Writer Chris High snagged an interview with Gillian Flynn with the debut of her second novel, the literary equivalent of interviewing Taylor Swift when she released her second single.

This reviewer of Dark Places is shocked to see Flynn go even darker than she did in her debut, Sharp Objects.

Dark Places left this Powell's reviewer wanting more. (Not more Satan.)

See if Charlize Theron and the former Mr. Jennifer Lawrence match your vision of Libby and Lyle takin' names and solvin' crimes.

This interview with Gillian Flynn isn't as disturbing as you might think it would be. She doesn't seem like a farmer or a Satan worshiper.

Libby hums this Grateful Dead song when looking for Runner, grateful he's not dead… for once.

A reviewer for the audiobook says Dark Places "keeps you on the edge of your seat," so maybe don't listen to this one while you're driving.

This is how people communicated before the Internet, courtesy of the Telephony Museum, which Libby drives by in Kansas.

Libby has a car, so she doesn't need to visit the Greyhound Hall of Fame to catch the bus… oh wait… this museum in Kansas she drives by is for the dogs.

You know you've made it big when you've made the biggest Ball of Twine, another roadside attraction Libby doesn't make time to stop at.

Ben has strong opinions about cows. Here's a Hereford, which Ben describes as "prehistoric, belligerent, mean" (27.2).

…which Ben thinks is "sweet-looking" (27.2).