Welcome To CrimeSpace
JOINING CRIMESPACE
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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MIGRATING BACK
...to crimespace after several years of only occasionally checking by to see what might catch my interest... I'm in the reading mood now, not promoting anything coming up soon for sale. "Foul Shot, a Wray Larrick Mystery" was mentioned once here…Continue
Started by Dan L. Coleman in The Main Bar Jan 9.
Trying to get UK Audiobook Reviews
I have 22 coupon codes left from Audible, for use on Audible.co.uk, for UK Audible members. I tried Audiobook Boom and it worked quite well for US but only 3 UK takers. Any suggestions are welcome. Here's a link to the titles.…Continue
Tags: audiobooks
Started by Judy Penz Sheluk in The Main Bar Dec 18, 2017.
Murder Without Pity promo
Murder Without Pity, a murder mystery for today's dangerous times, on sale now. Was $2.99. Now $.99. Available on Amazon and SmashwordsContinue
Started by Steve Haberman in The Main Bar Dec 15, 2017.
Long Time Not Here (but am back)
Hi all!I'm so excited to have found the link to Crimespace this week. I joined this group several years ago, but seven years ago, due to several critical situations that were beyond my control, I stepped away from writing and all social media. I'm…Continue
Tags: detective, private, investigator, fiction, crime
Started by Marta Stephens in The Main Bar Oct 12, 2017.
SFPD detective ranks.
Hoping I can get some help with San Francisco police ranks.The main character is a male 20 year veteran now in Robbery Homicide. I have been using the title of Detective throughout. For him, I was unsure of different levels of detective. I found…Continue
Tags: california, detective, sfpd
Started by Denis OLeary in Writer's Den Sep 27, 2017.
My new novel about masked vigilante, the Silver Manticore.
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, 2017.
I'm coming back
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, 2017.
Top 10 Thriller Books of 2017 1 Reply
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, 2017.
Mystery weekend in Wigtown South West Scotland 23-25 june
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, 2017.
Just to say Hi 2 Replies
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, 2017.
Blog Posts
SMFS Short Story Saturdays: Mo Walsh
Saturday means we have another SMFS list member highlighted on our SMFS blog. This week it is Mo Walsh with two short stories archived at Spinetingler Magazine and Flash Bang Mysteries. Come read some of the short story work of Mo Walsh by way of the links on the SMFS blog. …
Posted by Kevin R. Tipple on June 17, 2018 at 9:53am
Kaye George reviews DEATH ON NANTUCKET by Francine Mathews
Following her review last week of LOCKDOWN by Laurie R. King, Kaye George is back on the blog today with her review of DEATH ON NANTUCKET by Francine Mathews. I am not into covers and the whole idea of "cover reveals" bores the heck out of me, but I very much liked this cover. With 52 books checked…
ContinuePosted by Kevin R. Tipple on June 17, 2018 at 9:30am
Review: Texas Two-Step by Michael Pool
Cooper Daniels has come up with a sure fire plan. Take the marijuana he and his buddy, Davis, has grown and processed, stuff it in some furniture, load that furniture and a bunch of other assorted junk into one of those container units, and ship it down to Texas. Let somebody else do the high risk deed of…
ContinuePosted by Kevin R. Tipple on June 11, 2018 at 11:23am
SMFS Short Story Saturdays
In case you missed this yesterday. Last week we started sharing online stories from our SMFS list members with the work of Nik Morton. For our second Saturday, we showcase SMFS list member Jake Devlin on our SMFS blog. He offers two stories....one to read and one to listen to by way of audio file. …
Posted by Kevin R. Tipple on June 11, 2018 at 3:25am
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