I'm on the board of the Clarion West writers workshop and write speculative fiction. I used to review mysteries for January Magazine, and occasionally review now for them, and for other publications. I'm a member of the National Book Critics Circle and review manuscripts for the Amazon Breakthrough Novel Contest.
Lots of great Seattle crime writers, fiction and non-fiction. First, I recommend you pay a visit to Seattle Mystery Bookshop, in Pioneer Square. One of my favorite indie bookstores. Then I suggest you seek out novels by J.A. Jance, Earl Emerson, Jon Talton, Gregg Olsen and Mary Daheim. That's just for starters.
I agree, the Nero Wolfe tv series was really well done. It wigged me out a little that the actors played a rotation of characters, but I got used to it. I don't know if there are any Nero Wolfe conventions or fan clubs though! What is your writing about?
Jim Thomsen
Lots of great Seattle crime writers, fiction and non-fiction. First, I recommend you pay a visit to Seattle Mystery Bookshop, in Pioneer Square. One of my favorite indie bookstores. Then I suggest you seek out novels by J.A. Jance, Earl Emerson, Jon Talton, Gregg Olsen and Mary Daheim. That's just for starters.
Jim
Jul 19, 2010
Beth Groundwater
Thanks for befriending me here on Crimespace!
Jul 20, 2010
Lisa Fernow
I agree, the Nero Wolfe tv series was really well done. It wigged me out a little that the actors played a rotation of characters, but I got used to it. I don't know if there are any Nero Wolfe conventions or fan clubs though! What is your writing about?
Apr 18, 2014