Killer Ideas by Simon Wood
I’m very pleased to welcome Simon Wood to the blog. A man of many talents–race car driver, licensed pilot, occasional PI–his latest novel, No Show,... Read More
Guest Posts
It’s Supposed To Be Funny, I Swear by David James Keaton
Pleased today to welcome David James Keaton to the blog. Those in the crime fiction community will no doubt recognize David from his work which... Read More
Wanted: Men and Women for Pirate Adventure by Keith Thomson
Pleased today to welcome author Keith Thomson (Once a Spy and Twice a Spy) to the blog. It turns out that before he became interested... Read More
When A Short Story Gets Completely Out of Hand by John McAllister
A book I’ve really been looking forward to, The Station Sergeant by John McAllister, was recently released by Portnoy Publishing. My review is forthcoming, but... Read More
A Series I Never Planned to Write by Bill Loehfelm
Very pleased to welcome Bill Loehfelm back to the blog today. Bill’s novel The Devil She Knows was one of my Top 10 Reads of... Read More
I’ve got a confession to make… by Dan O’Shea
Though he’s been known in crime fiction circles for quite some time, both for his own short story work (see, Old School) as well as... Read More
The Hardie Memorandum by Duane Swierczynski
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///The third book in Duane Swierczynski’s Charlie Hardie series, Point & Shoot, was released this past Tuesday (Mulholland Books). For both previous releases, Fun &... Read More
Finding Your Audience by Susan C. Shea
Very happy to welcome to the blog Susan Shea, whose book The King’s Jar is out today. The King’s Jar is the follow-up to Murder... Read More
