Robert K. Foster

Male

East Dennis, MA

United States

Profile Information:

Hometown:
East Dennis, MA
About Me:
I am the Editor-In-Chief of the online webzine NEFARIOUS - Tales of Mystery. I'm also an amateur photographer, digital artist and web designer.
I Am A:
Reader, Writer, Publisher, Editor
Website:
http://www.nefarious-tales.com
Books And Authors I Like:
Agatha Christie, Raymond Chandler, Ian Fleming.
Movies And TV Shows I Like:
Most films made before 1950. Stargate SG1, The Dresden Files.

Comment Wall:

  • Patricia Harrington

    Hey, Bob,

    Absolutely delighted to see you here on CrimeSpace. I have to confess that I have no idea what a "Ning" is---whatever, it seems to be nice:-) And you'll have great things to contribute. BTW, we need to get folks over to Nefarious Tales. I tried to sign up again, but I don't know what I do wrong, Bob. Privately, tell me again how to get signed up and I'll reload some of my old stories. Always had a fondness for "Murder on the Leavenworth Express." The older I get the more I can identify with Clarabelle Gilly in the story!

    Best,

    Pat Harrington

    Apr 19, 2007

  • Robert K. Foster

    Pat, you're already signed up, I checked on that, you just have to log in or have the system send you your password. You can also click on "automatically log me in" or whatever on the login screen. God life would be so much easier if there wasn't the need to constantly protect websites from hackers, spammers, etc. Send me an email if there's still a problem.

    Apr 19, 2007

  • Patricia

    very interesting web site...welcome to crimespace

    Apr 19, 2007

  • BJ Bourg

    Hey, RK, good to see you here. I look forward to enjoying many more issues of Nefarious!

    Apr 19, 2007

  • Robert K. Foster

    Hey BJ. Thanks for the chatter. I think NEFARIOUS is getting to the point now where I can concentrate more on the content than the web design. But there always seems to be more to do. :)

    Apr 20, 2007

  • Robert K. Foster

    Thanks Patricia for the welcome. What's that picture of you with the three "Bobbies" in London?

    Apr 20, 2007

  • LaTanya Pattillo

    Robert-
    Thanks for the chat and love the web site. Thank goodness the words come back!

    Apr 21, 2007

  • Robert K. Foster

    Thanks LaTanya. I find that something I want to write about will come back in other words if I don't get it down the first time. Sometimes that's a good thing. :)

    Apr 22, 2007

  • Jochem van der Steen

    Hi RK,

    Yeah... I had a story on Nefarious in its previous incarnation, Street Theater it was called. I think it was the second Noah Milano story ever published.

    Greets,
    Jochem

    Apr 25, 2007

  • Robert K. Foster

    I still have to go back and finish my catalogue of stories that appeared in back issues but the (eventual) full list is at:
    http://www.nefarious-tales.com/index.php?/mystery/morgue/

    Apr 27, 2007

  • Tom Cain

    Thanks for the invite and delighted to accept. Enjoy your trip to London, but be warned, it is now an amazing but barely British city. It's now the most international city in the world - just the number of French, alone, makes it the sixth biggest city in France! - all the way from impoverished Bangladeshi and Somali asylum seekers to Russian billionaires, and everything in between. It's like New York, in the sense of not really bearing much resemblance to the country around it ... also the dollar/Sterling exchange rate will blow your mind. I mean, a Tube (subway) ride is 8 bucks! But if you have lots, and lots, and lots of money, it's just about the most dynamic, creative, filthy, polyglot, totalitarian (those CCTV cameras are everywhere and you ARE being watched) place on the planet.

    Personally, I've moved to the country!

    Jun 25, 2007