I'm a freelance editor and translator of crime fiction. My passion is anything popular culture, from erotica to fantasy to crime. I love hard-boiled and queer crime. I am with Rotbuch Verlag Berlin which publishes the German edition of Hard Case Crime. My latest translation was a historical novel by debut author Barbara Pope, Cézanne's Quarry.
Current fave crime novels:
Lawrence Block, Grifter's Game (HCC), Oliver Bottini, Mord im Zeichen des Zen, Ken Bruen/ Jason Starr, Bust (HCC), Elisabeth Herrmann, Das Kindermädchen, Stephen L. Carter, New England White, Lionel Shriver, We Need to Talk about Kevin
It's great to have someone of your caliber in CrimeSpace. I had a couple of historical articles published in Germany when Tom Jeier was editor of I-wish-I-could-remember the magazine name. :-)
Question for you - I'm researching German mysteries published before 1941. In particular, I'm looking for protagonists who would now be called private investigators.
Jean Henry Mead
Jun 6, 2008
Stephen D. Rogers
Question for you - I'm researching German mysteries published before 1941. In particular, I'm looking for protagonists who would now be called private investigators.
Any suggestions?
Stephen
http://www.stephendrogers.com
Aug 9, 2008
Stephen D. Rogers
Thanks so much for the research tip.
Stephen
Aug 15, 2008