Super Ali Karim is at Pulp Pusher...don't miss this one: http://pulppusher.blogspot.com/2011/05/push-ups-ali-karim.html…
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Just completed the second book in the Paleface trilogy, this one's called How To Zero.
Wasn't sure it was finished until I saw the words 'The End' appear, as if typed by someone else...
What a long, slow process this all is. I've written the first two novels over six months and now... I've got to wait, get fresh eyes and read them both and edit them both and give them to others to read to make sure they make sense before I even think about who to send them…
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Today’s post is not for the squeamish or faint of heart. It's a perfect post for those who are writing crime fiction, thrillers, or mysteries.
The body farm refers to a…
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Waaaaay back in 2007, we were driving in the hills of West Virginia, two innocent tourists, when my phone rang. "Your book, SHAKESPEARE'S BLOOD, has been chosen as a finalist in Amazon's Breakout Novel Contest," someone informed me. Well, that changed the tenor of conversation in that car, as you can well imagine.
But nothing happened. The book did not ultimately win Amazon's contest. The agency that took it on was not successful in selling it, although editors who looked at it…
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Ian Ayris is not new to the crime fiction scene, but he is on the cusp of being a debut novelist. Caffeine Nights Publishing will release his crime novel, "Abide With Me," very soon.
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Find out why renowned psychic Gale St. John gets a subpoena from the defense for the Casey Anthony murder trial.
Open round table discussion about the investigation and murder trial of Casey Anthony and Gale St. John’s subpoena. Call ins welcome @ (347)…
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Fingerprints have been studied for uniqueness, identification and criminal importance for more than one hundred years. The significance of fingerprints and the criminal justice system can’t be undervalued; they can implicate the guilty by linking a criminal to the…
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I have had the pleasure to interview the co-authors of “Wicked Good” on my blogtalk radio show The G-ZONE once and Joanne Lewis with Dr. Stephen Shore, a noted Autism & Aspergers expert just last Tuesday on the 24th of this month. Here are the links:
May 24th:…
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I hope everybody had a nice holiday weekend! They are way too short aren’t they? They start and then, boom, over. Personally I could have used another week or two off. Anyway moving on here, to get back in the swing of things, I have tried to get a good mix of novels and digital short stories rolling here. Later on today I drop in an Author’s Spotlight on Joann Lewis/Amy Faircloth, the co-authors of “Wicked Good”. Later on in the week, Thursday, I will be featuring…
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From the bestselling author of STATE'S EVIDENCE and JUSTICE SERVED comes the legal thriller, PERSUASIVE EVIDENCE, now in Kindle and Nook.
When prosecutor's son is charged with a double homicide, she turns to her late husband's law partner to defend him; even as she takes on most important case of…
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For Dan Coleman, et al...
About a year ago I opened up the first page of the novel I just started reading and it said:
It was one hell of a night to throw away a baby (Julia Spencer-Fleming)
And whoa nellie, I was hooked! And you want to know the interesting part? I had JUST read a how-to book that said never, never, ever, start a book with "IT". As a reader, I couldn't have disagreed more - I was completely wrapped up in this baby. Why was the baby…
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