You Have the Right to do Research and a Lack of Accuracy May be Held Against You by J.J. Hensley
It’s a pleasure to welcome J.J. Hensley to the site. The author of three previous novels, his debut, Resolve, was named one of the Best... Read More
Guest Posts
Killing Malmon by Dan and Kate Malmon
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///“Never before has killing someone benefited such a good cause.” So goes the tag line for Killing Malmon, a collection of short stories in which... Read More
What Does Sex Have to Do With It? by Jack Getze
It’s always a pleasure to welcome Jack Getze to the site. Getze is perhaps best known for his Austin Carr mystery series, the most recent... Read More
Ignore Me (please don’t ignore me) by Angel Luis Colón
It’s a pleasure to welcome Derringer and Anthony Award-nominated author Angel Luis Colón (No Happy Endings) to the site today in conjunction with his latest... Read More
The Marvelous Possibilities of the Irrational by Jon Bassoff
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///Jon Bassoff is well-known as the author of thought-provoking, critically acclaimed noir. His consistently original, and deeply disturbing, novels explore the darkest corners of his... Read More
Cold War Canoe Club Author Jeffery Hess Interviewed by James R. Duncan
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///Doing something a little different here today, in which I welcome two authors I’ve had the pleasure of working with, Jeff Hess and Jim Duncan,... Read More
Dancing Fingertips Over A Skull by Court Merrigan
It’s a pleasure to welcome Court Merrigan back to the site. Court’s short fiction has been in publications such as Thuglit, Pulp Ink, Crime Factory,... Read More
A Brief Primer on Martial Arts for Writers by Brian Klingborg
Brian Klingborg’s recently released debut, Kill Devil Falls (Midnight Ink), is racking up five-star reviews and was described by Mystery Scene magazine as “truly scary”... Read More
