Leighton Gage
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  • Santana do Parnaiba, SP
  • Brazil
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Leighton Gage: Author of Crime Novels set in Brazil

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I share a blog with seven other authors of "international mysteries."We don't post about our books, or the craft of writing, but rather about events of cultural, historical or human interest that occur, or have occurred, in the countries in which we set our stories.And there's a new post every day of the week.We hope you'll drop in:http://murderiseverywhere.blogspot.com/See More
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About Me:
O Filme Publictário - non-fiction (in Portuguese)
Novels:
Blood of the Wicked - 2008
Buried Strangers - 2009
Dying Gasp - 2010
Every Bitter Thing - 2011
A Vine in the Blood - 2011
Perfect Hatred - 2012
Publisher: SOHO Press
Agent: Jacques de Spoelberch
I Am A:
Writer
Website:
http://www.leightongage.com
Books And Authors I Like:
Mysteries and Thrillers, generally with an international or historical flavor.
Michael Stanley
Jeffrey Siger
Lenny Kleinfeld
Yrsa Sigurdardottir
Tim Hallinan
Dan Waddell
Philip Kerr
David Ignatius
Daniel Silva
C.J. Sansom

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I share a blog with seven other authors of "international mysteries."

We don't post about our books, or the craft of writing, but rather about events of cultural, historical or human interest that occur, or have occurred, in the countries in which we set our stories.

And there's a new post every day of the week.

We hope you'll drop in:

http://murderiseverywhere.blogspot.com/

Posted on September 7, 2011 at 3:10pm

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