Two places to go to my friends, if you're interested. There's a poll on my blog for the hero and one on my yahoo group for the heroine. The link to my yahoo group is located on my blog.

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So, kicking off the week in style, Dan O'Shea's flash fiction challenge hit the interwebs like a shotgun full of rock salt. The challenge was to write a flash-fiction that took place in some sort of place of worship. All comers brought all kinds of evil, and you can check out the whole God-damned rundown right here. Christopher Grant was kind enough to host my entry, entitled…

Working on the next Inspector Andy Horton, the sixth in the series, I am reminded of a question a reader asked me at a talk I gave recently. How do prevent repeating yourself? The answer can be both with great difficulty, and do I need to worry about this anyway?

Once you find an author you like you search for other novels he or she has written because the style of the writing appeals to you. Therefore a degree of repetition is part of…

I’ll spend Saturday afternoon at the Borders Express in Fair Oaks Mall. The folks there are old friends, but I can always use a few more so if you get a chance, please stop by and say hi. I will be signing my novels from 1 pm…

Just started the first book of my new series:

Annelise Griggs is working as a police reporter in the city when the phone call every adult child fears comes:…

You will find my novels available in a cool new place on line this month! As it’s name implies, The Critic’s Corner is a web site where the creator reviews and rates book’s he has read. It’s also contains an index of reviewed authors complete with each author’s bibliography. And if you scroll to the right you’ll see that I’m the current featured…

Well, someone finally offered me a book contract, with an advance and everything. There were a few caveats.

Among the documents I received were instructions on what I should do to promote the book, all on my…

This is as good a notion as any when thinking about Roberto…

Kjell Ola Dahl has been called the Henning Mankell of Norway. The author of eleven highly acclaimed police procedurals, most of which feature Oslo

detectives Frank…

It’s hard to beat the fun and fellowship I have every year at the Bay to Ocean Writers Conference. This year was no exception. My presentation on the basics of plot was well received and I got to critique some really impressive manuscripts. I’ve already put in my bid to speak again next year.

In other news, my latest review was published in The Big Thrill, the newsletter of the International Thriller Writers. I got to write about , Keith Thomson's debut novel “Once A Spy”…