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J. F. Juzwik
- Female
- Olive Branch, MS
- United States
- Blog Posts (21)
- Discussions (59)
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J. F. Juzwik's Discussions
Is it necessary to 'like' your characters?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Dana King Oct 31, 2015.
AS CRIME WRITERS, ARE WE ENTERTAINING OUR READERS OR EDUCATING FUTURE KILLERS?
32 Replies
Started this discussion. Last reply by I. J. Parker May 30, 2012.
Crime 24/7: Too Much of a Good Thing?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Christopher Valen Jun 2, 2011.
J. F. Juzwik's Home Page
Profile Information
- Hometown:
- Chicago
- About Me:
- Currently working on crime fiction/noir shorts and the first novel in a PI series.
- I Am A:
- Reader, Writer
- Website:
- http://jfjuzwik.blogspot.com
- Books And Authors I Like:
- Dave Zeltserman, John Sandford, Stephen King, Dean Koontz, A Study in Red by Brian L. Porter, B.R. Stateham's Murderous Passions and Roland of the High Crags: Evil Arises, and any book dealing with forensics and crime, whether they be fiction or non-fiction
- Movies And TV Shows I Like:
- To Live and Die in LA, all the Law and Orders, Forensic Files, Body of Evidence, Investigative Reports, American Justice and Cold Case Files
J. F.'s Personal Library
He wants to get to know you.
He wants to share your hopes and dreams.
He wants to help you learn to feel.
He wants to watch you die.
Let the game begin...
A big city detective, haunted by events of his past, moves to a small town to find some measure of peace. A serial killer also decides to make his home in the same small town, as well as use it for his hunting ground. The two engage in a deadly game of cat and mouse.
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J. F. Juzwik's Blog
Review: Stalk Me by Richard Parker
That evening began much like any other. Luc and Beth Jordan on holiday, not only recuperating from an attack on Beth by a mugger, but taking a break from the stresses of purchasing their new home. They were on their way to have dinner at a favorite restaurant, Beth at the wheel, and Luc amused at something on his cell. The road ahead was clear, and…
ContinuePosted on February 26, 2014 at 7:09am
MR. GLAMOUR BY RICHARD GODWIN
From my blog today:
Richard Godwin stopped by to give us a tantalizing peek at his latest novel, Mr. Glamour. Hope you're hungry--the feast begins now!
Designer goods, beautiful…
ContinuePosted on March 29, 2012 at 6:04am
Why Jack?
Wandering through the true crime section of the library today, I noticed an entire section devoted to Jack the Ripper. While I have seen that before in stores and libraries, the one in our local branch seems to be quite excessively large, considering that as far as I know, he has never been positively identified.
I have to wonder why the fascination. I also have to admit that I have read quite a number of books about those particular murders and have seen quite a number of…
ContinuePosted on February 20, 2012 at 11:20am — 1 Comment
DON'T JUST HAVE YOUR CHARACTER COMMIT A MURDER. HAVE HIM COMMIT A MURDER. WHAT? (FROM THE FORUM)
At I.J.'s suggestion, I am placing the blog in its entirety here. Thanks, I.J.
Are there different 'categories' of murder? You bet there are. Let's broaden our killing horizons.
When you write crime fiction and your plot includes a murder, what kind of murder do you use in your story? Now, I’m not referring to how your character gets bumped off (i.e., shot, stabbed, etc.). I’m talking about the various ’categories’, if you will, of murder Let me…
ContinuePosted on May 7, 2011 at 5:30am — 2 Comments
When you write crime fiction/noir, do you follow THE rules?
Posted on April 26, 2011 at 12:31am — 2 Comments
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Hello Joyce, and happy new year wishes to you.
Sorry I haven't been around much for a while but I've been very ill the last few months, and I'm not getting much better at present. (Now on morphine)
Please can I ask you if you'd mind voting for me in the annual Preditors & Editors Readers Polls? Requiem for the Ripper has been nominated as Best Thriller Novel and Glastonbury as Best Mystery Novel.
To vote just go to the links below, tick the box next to the title and then go down and click on VOTE. You will receive an almost instant email with a confirming link to click on to verify your vote and once that's done, your vote is registered. It's really simple and I would appreciate any support I can get in this annual poll. If you could put the word round I'd be most grateful.
Here are the direct links to the voting pages for both books.
For Glastonbury, (Mystery)
http://www.critters.org/predpoll/novelmys.shtml
And for Requiem for the Ripper (Thriller)
http://www.critters.org/predpoll/novelthrill.shtml
Best regards and happy new year wishes once again to you.
BrianWhat lovely things you say about me. I'm blushing. I really appreciate the value you place on my work, and I'm so pleased that I've succeeded in turning fiction into fact, so to speak. I do try hard to 'suck the reader in' to the story and you appear to intimate that I've succeeded for which I'm very grateful. I hope you enjoy 'Legacy' and don't worry,t he third part of the trilogy will take a while to write so you've plenty of time to read this one.
Best regards
BRian
Thanks for the blog comment. I shall of course give away no secrets as to my insight into Jack's world and his mind, but let's just say that so any people have said I belong in the 19th century that perhaps there's a clue in there somewhere...haha
I do hope you get the opportunity to read 'Legacy of the Ripper' one day soon, and of course, there will be the third and final part of the trilogy, which is already on my 'drawing board' so to speak. Jack just has to 'flesh it out' so to speak....oh sorry, did I say Jack? I meant me of course....
Very best regards
Brian
Thanks for the blog comment. I shall of course give away no secrets as to my insight into Jack's world and his mind, but let's just say that so any people have said I belong in the 19th century that perhaps there's a clue in there somewhere...haha
I do hope you get the opportunity to read 'Legacy of the Ripper' one day soon, and of course, there will be the third and final part of the trilogy, which is already on my 'drawing board' so to speak. Jack just has to 'flesh it out' so to speak....oh sorry, did I say Jack? I meant me of course....
Very best regards
Brian
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