NIce to see you, LJ

Hi Jeffrey
I've been seeing your posts on MMA and thought I would introduce myself. It's always nice to put a face with someone's name.

Hi Mark, thanks for the invitation, I accept. I find the history of mystery interesting too.

Hi Mark! Thanks for adding me to your line-up of friends. I look forward to finding out more about you and your work. I hope you’ll check out my new thriller, IM, about a serial killer preying on gay men using Internet hookup sites.

HI Mark--

So sorry about Eltery! I had no idea. We went through something similar two years ago but now have two rescue dachshunds (always have dachsies) who are sheer delight! So it's a good year! Now, if I could only get some writing done...

Caro

Hi Jefrey,

Thanks for adding me. Glad to be your friend.

Like you I've read every Agatha Christie mystery. Great Reads!

Brian

Hi! On the history of mystery topic, I've thought it would make a good book to harvest the USENET list-server archives of rec.arts.mystery for a retrospective on how the open forum of "the net" has impacted the industry and marketplace. The authors who have passed through -- some briefly, others for extended stays -- is amazing. The medium allows for writers, readers, reviewers, critics, book buyers, Indy and corporate booksellers to mix without respect to class or culture in a free-for-all nexus of crime fact and fiction.
If somebody writes it, I will buy several copies.

Things are great here. Hope to talk more. I'd love to hear what you've been up to lately!

Hey, Jeff. Good to hear from you, and sorry for my delay in responding. I've been swamped while trying to finish up the next book! Hope things are well.

Camilla, I started to write everything I've been doing, but I thought I'd make people tired :)

Hi Jeffrey-very hapy tobe your friend. In your bio you didn't mention that you edit anthologies such as Criminal Appetites. You certainly are a busy writer. Ciao Camilla

Martial, same here. I'm contemplating a region-less DVD player, just so I can circumvent the wait for BBC America to get this out on DVD, and to buy the DVDs from Britain. That's a bad fan!

Dear Jeffrey, yeah, I knew about the anagram. I am not a Dr. Who fan but found out a lot while desperately browsing for spoilers for the second season of Torchwood this last weeks. There are few, though *sigh*, but a little hope is there for more JackxIanto. I am an addict of those two ^_^. Thanks for the comment and best wishes, Martial.

Thanks, John. I've really enjoyed your last 2 books

Jeffrey...

Nice to meet you via Crimespace. I'm a technophobe, so just getting a page is daunting to me, let alone customizing, using the features, etc. Anyway, thanks for saying hello.

Was it something about the name "Craig" that did it?

5 of us run a blog on Buckeye mystery writers -- would you like to do a posting sometime?

Thanks so much for the invite, Jeffrey. Great to hear from a fellow Buckeye...and I loved your Craig Rice book.

Different for him. BEE claims it's a homage to Stephen King.

Never read Lunar Park. Good read?