Matt Rees's Blog – July 2011 Archive (1)
Do you feel lucky? -- Crime writer has a blast, uncovers bloodlust
I’ve tried to do everything the characters in my books do. I’ve roamed the alleys of Bethlehem’s refugee camps. I’ve had clandestine meetings with gunrunners in Gaza. I’ve risked diabetes to eat syrupy Palestinian desserts and made them key to the plot of “The Samaritan’s Secret.” I learned piano for “Mozart’s Last Aria.” I picked up oil painting and dueled with a rapier for the forthcoming “Caravaggio’s Madonna.”
The manuscript I’m about to start will include a little gunplay. So it was… Continue
The manuscript I’m about to start will include a little gunplay. So it was… Continue
Added by Matt Rees on July 22, 2011 at 12:18am — No Comments
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