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About Me:: After retiring from a 35 year career with the LAPD, I now split my time between writing novels and teaching interrogation courses to law enforcement nationwide.

I also write for and edit the Fight Card series of monthly boxing/MMA pulp novels, which currently has currently published over forty novels in the series.

I've written sixteen novels (all now available as e-books via Amazon.com), two dozen hours of network and cable television, a feature film, numerous short stories, and much freelance journalism.

Books And Authors I Like:: Dick Francis, Robert Parker, Anne Perry, Donna Leon, David Gemmell, Chandler, Hammett, Richard Stark, etc., etc.

Movies And TV Shows I Like:: Elementary, Blacklist, Person of Interest, The Man From U.N.C.L.E.

At 6:31am on February 2, 2009, roger smith said…: I love that lounge stuff too. How do you find the time to do the job you do and still write? A lot of discipline you've got going there. Hope you enjoy Mixed Blood if you get to read it.

At 6:12am on February 2, 2009, roger smith said…: Hi Paul very cool blog: great music

At 9:44am on September 23, 2008, shelly goodman said…: Hi Paul,
please forgive if this question is considered rude or even off the wall. Did you work with or know mark furhman? I did not take in the trail all that much at the time, -but I thought he got a very raw deal. I read the 2 Forwards to his book and immediately and completely identified with the tsunami of events that came toward him and the LAPD during that time. In my case, -- all I could do was retire, looking like that deer in the headlights. Today I know it simply as "politics". Comment? thanxxx

At 2:43pm on August 7, 2008, Beth Groundwater said…: Thanks for befriending me, Paul! It's always great to link up with a fellow author--and a detective to boot. Who knows? I may have some questions for you. Though, my books take place in Colorado, and I've already gone through the El Paso County Sheriff's Citizens Academy and interviewed detectives in the Summit and Chaffee County Sheriff's departments--all three of which are locales for various manuscripts.

At 4:00pm on August 5, 2008, Luis said…: Thanks for accepting my request. I'm excited about reading your work! Thanks for being on CrimeSpace!

At 11:37am on July 19, 2008, Lois Reibach said…: Very glad to see you here. I've never forgotten your generosity about 10 years ago when I was looking for a soccer mystery and you sent me an autographed copy of Chapel of the Ravens

At 7:02am on July 19, 2008, L.J. Sellers said…: Indeed. Nine novels, a detective career, and more. I'm impressed and envious. You're a great addition to CrimeSpace.
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