For those of you looking to join CrimeSpace, the requirements are simple: You need to have a genuine interest in crime fiction. While there are a number of authors on the site, the main focus of CrimeSpace is not promotion. It's community.
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SILVER MANTICORE: STILL AT LARGEDATELINE: New York City 1967. Headlines scream the Silver Manticore, criminal mastermind, is dead. If he’s dead, who broke out of his City Morgue drawer? Find out in P.J. Lozito’s third installment in this popular New…Continue
Started by PJ LOZITO in Writer's Den Aug 11.
When I went into the University I read tons of hardboiled and noir books and fell in love with the genre but after I left I had no time to read and I miss reading. I decided to come back after picking up several of Mario Puzo's books and I found my…Continue
Started by Nikki Xaysanasy in The Main Bar Jul 11.
I recently created a list of the top 10 thriller books of 2017. Part of the allure of thrillers comes from not only what their stories are about, but also how they are told. If you are looking for the next fast paced and adrenalin pumping book to…Continue
Started by Melissa Shaughnessy in Reading Room. Last reply by Siobhan C Cunningham Aug 7.
We have this great weekend which must bring to your attention.The authors speaking are Mari Hannah and Mike Craven who write police procedural, Matt Hilton who writes Thrillers, Peter Bartram who writes the Crompton Chronicles and new local author…Continue
Started by Robin Richmond in The Main Bar Jun 13.
Hi,I'm new to the forum, so hope this is the right place to post. I write crime fiction and currently have a couple of books available as both kindle and paperback versions, under the name Clayson. Looking forward to getting involved in discussions…Continue
Started by Sue Jeffels in The Main Bar. Last reply by Lisa Towles Jun 21.
The Art of the Lift is a noir crime television drama in the early stages of development.More information here:http://artoftheliftseries.com/To promote the show, we're launching an…Continue
Started by Klein Reynolds in Writer's Den Apr 15.
Hi! I'm trying to get some ideas on heists. Specifically, communicating with people who are former thieves. How does one go about that? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!Continue
Started by Cuauhtemoc Fulgencio in Writer's Den Mar 17.
My second book is titled "Crow Lake"; a fairly short book of 112 pages that you may find is a fun read. CROW LAKE by Conrad LuznarTrouble at the lake.A young park ranger falls for a young lady at Crow Lake; but their romance is interrupted when…Continue
Tags: drama, suspense, fishing, boating, terror
Started by Conrad Luznar in The Main Bar Feb 26.
I have just written my first book. Before this I was writing screenplays and magazine articles.Here is some info on the book:CRYPTIC by Conrad LuznarNot the average serial killer story.A duo of serial killers with brains.A young man with three…Continue
Tags: Thriller, Fiction, Drama, Crime/Thriller, killers
Started by Conrad Luznar in Reading Room Feb 26.
Hello CrimeSpace community,I joined this awesome group several years ago, got lost in a sea of other responsibilities, and am now returning and can't wait to look around! I"m curious to see who's here and what people are talking about.Wishing…Continue
Started by Lisa Towles in The Main Bar. Last reply by Dave Workman Nov 16, 2016.
Three short stories of fictional private detective Alexander Steele. The predominant setting for most of these stories is the city of Philadelphia and the surrounding area. Also included is the first chapter of the full-length Alexander Steele novel Blackout.
Posted by Larry J on September 24, 2017 at 7:08am
Jeanne of the Bookblog of the Bristol Library is back with her latest Treadmill Books review. …
Posted by Kevin R. Tipple on September 23, 2017 at 2:50am
If you have not made it to my blog yet today, you may wish to rectify that as I review DEAD, TO BEGIN WITH by Bill Crider. …
Posted by Kevin R. Tipple on September 20, 2017 at 9:33am
If you have not made it by the blog already today, you should come by and read Aubrey Hamilton's review of A DEAD LIBERTY by Catherine Aird. …
Posted by Kevin R. Tipple on September 19, 2017 at 12:39pm
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