Have you seen the movie "Lonely Hearts" (2006) with Salma Hayek, John Travolta, and Jared Leto? It's a hard boiled docudrama. Travolta plays the dogged investigator. Hayek plays the femme fatale…Continue
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What is the marketing rationale for providing free e-books? It looks like there are thousands out there. If I do free work as an attorney, usually the only thing that gets me is more people…Continue
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I've read a good number of James Lee Burke's Robicheaux novels and like the murky dark Southern feel to them. Burke's Western-set mysteries, though, leave me pretty cold. Neither the prose nor the…Continue
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Chinatown, with Jack Nicholson and Faye Dunaway, is recognized as one of the best movies of all time. Its sequel, The Two Jakes, is largely forgotten. Any film that followed up Chinatown would be…Continue
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Dana King replied to Jackson Burnett's discussion Salma Hayek: Femme Fatale?The Past Never Ends, a legal mystery by Jackson Burnett, has been submitted for consideration for the Edgar Awards in the Best First Novel category.
Mystery Writers of America recognize the best in crime and mystery writing with their annual Edgar Awards. Nominees will be announced in January, 2013 and the winners given awards at a New York banquet in May.
Set in the American Southwest in the days before 9/11, The Past Never Ends is both a complex murder mystery and a…
Posted on November 23, 2012 at 11:31pm
An interview with Jackson Burnett regarding his legal mystery, The Past Never Ends, appears at Open Book Society. Check it out. Here's the link:http://openbooksociety.com/article/jackson-burnett-author-of-the-past-never-ends-exclusive-interview/
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The Past Never Ends, a legal mystery by Jackson Burnett, has received a five star review at Open Book Society.
Here's the link: http://http://openbooksociety.com/article/the-past-never-ends-jackson-burnett-obs-book-review/
Posted on September 9, 2012 at 4:41pm
You've met her. Maybe not in person, but she appears in almost every James M. Cain and Raymond Chandler novel. Pulp fiction would have never gained an audience without her. She appears in movies and in novels of all types today. The femme fatale -- the sexy, seductive woman who leads men to destruction.
Women wonder why men are so stupid they can't recognize her for what she really is.
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pamilar said… Hello, Am Pamilar, I really want to have a good friendship with you. i have something special i want to discuses with you. You can get back to me, directly to my e-mail. frpamilar@yahoo.co.uk
Mitzi Szereto said… Good to meet you, Jackson. And thanks!
gauzot, deedee said… Bonjour! Jackson Burnett...
You're very welcome!...
Which of the Raymond Chandler novels is your favorite?
Well, a family member, "introduced" me to author Raymond Chandler's novels...and since I have only read two Of his novels I would have to say "Farewell, My Lovely," and "The Little Sister." [ I Of course, prefer the former book over the latter.]
Now, to turn the table a bit and let me ask you, which is your favorite Chandler novel? and merci, for the compliment ...too!
deedee gauzot :-D
gauzot, deedee said… Bonjour! Jackson Burnett...
Merci, for requesting my friendship here at Crime-space...Now, when it comes to your question...I'm not a writer, but a reader.
The image [on my page] is courtesy Of "Stumbled Upon..."
Translation Please: I accidentally, stumbled upon the image while in search Of another image...to make a long story, a short story, I now use it [the image on my page] on my Ning and [all Of my] Social Networks.
deedee :)
Larissa Reinhart said… Thanks so much! I had a lot of fun writing it. I'm still trying to get the hang of things here on Crimespace. Hoping to add a lot to my TBR pile!
Glenn Langohr said… Hi Jackson, I write crime thrillers with a redemptive theme and love to gift out kindle copies for review and do author interviews. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=caYHVzxgpVo For my books- http://www.amazon.com/-/e/B00571NY5A
Copper Smith said… Thanks for the friendship! fans of Chandler are always worthy.
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