The Whisperer is Donato Carrisi'sfirst novel. It has been translated from the original Italian to English by Shaun Whiteside.
The Whisperer grabs you by the throat from the opening chapters. Six severed…
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Joey Pantera, a mid level gangster has been ordered to go to the bus depot and retrieve a brief case from its current occupant, by any means necessary. Unfortunately, he has to bring along Teller, a low level hood, trying to make name for himself in the syndicate. Things go from bad to worse when Joey is double crossed by Teller, and finds out that other sinister…
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Review: Bloodline by Stan by Stan Rogal
Insomniac Press Oct. 2011
Young girls hitchhiking along a lonely stretch of highway are turning up dead. Salesman Peter Donaldson travels this same highway and becomes concerned when he hears about the murders. Then one day he stops for someone at the side of the road—a tough, fifteen-year-old girl from an abusive family named Lynda—and gives her a ride. A set of circumstances leads Lynda to become the babysitter…
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At a recent author event, an audience member asked me how I keep upbeat when most of my writing revolves around troubled souls who get into trouble. The most obvious answers come to mind. I have a husband who pulls me away from the computer. I have kids to attend to. I have a great group of friends to have fun with. The most honest answer, however, comes from deep within. Simply put: I don't think delving into darkness is a bad thing.
Have you ever met someone who you know…
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Here is a snapshot at some of the new titles coming out this week by Trestle Press authors:
Karen Anna Vogel- Amish Knitting Circle volume 8
Randy K. Wallace- What Friends Are Made Of
Mark Cooper- How I Met Your Mother- Volume 5- Shattered Glass
William Tooker- Slouching Towards Bethlehem- Volume 4- The Stranger In Dreams
Angel Zapata-The Man…
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Greetings from Folly Beach, SC, where it's hard to commit crimes because, indeed, everyone knows your name around here. That being said, many writers have used Folly as the setting for their books. Mine are Death on Coffin Island and Born on the Edge, both mysteries. Others include On Folly Beach, The Pier, Savannah Grace, Folly Beach.....the list goes on! I believe all these books are wonderful ways to experience this little slice of heaven on the edge of the Atlantic......maybe it will be…
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Congratulations to fellow Trestle Press crime author Nigel Bird on his Spinetingler Mag nomination for best novella of 2011. He's a great talent, and he deserves the recognition.
The Spinetinglers are like the Oscars for indie crime authors. This is a big freakin' deal. It's an honor not only for him, but for all Trestle Press authors. This little indie outfit is really making some waves in the crime fiction world.
Mr.…
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My new collection of crime short stories, YOU CAN JUMP & OTHER STORIES, will be out in paperback in February 2012 (available direct from
www.matcoward.com) and is now available as a multi-format e-book from…
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Fred Vargas is the pseudonym of the French historian, archaeologist and writer Frédérique Audoin-Rouzeau. Her crime fiction policiers (police thrillers) have won three International Dagger Awards from the Crime Writers Association, for three successive novels: in 2006, 2008 and 2009. She is the first author to achieve such an honor. Fred mostly writes…
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Come over to my blog and meet Jesus and Javier Carmona. Brothers who hail from Madrid, Spain. They're not professionals . . . yet. And that's good for you . . . you can hire their services for a VERY reasonable amount.
Check'em out here;…
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I started reading Faye Kellerman's Peter Decker and Rina Lazarus series way back in 1986 when it first started. I haven't kept up with the last three or four books, so I thought I would pick up…
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Other than the fact an offer is not on the table, I don't see myself writing for TV or movies. It was a question indie crime demigod Paul D. Brazill asked during his Short, Sharp Interview series.
PDB: Do you have any interest in writing for films, theatre or television?
Me: Not really. Authors sometimes view movies and TV as the…
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Book Title: Something Missing
Author: Matthew Dicks
ISBN: 9780767930888
Publisher: Broadway
Year of Publication: 2009
A career criminal with OCD tendencies and a savant-like genius for bringing order to his crime scenes, Martin considers himself one of the best in the biz. After all, he’s been able to steal from the same people for years on end—virtually undetected. Of course, this could also be attributed to his unique business model—he takes only items that…
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Is it ever OK to commit a crime? If so, who or what determines the line and when it's crossed?
The gray area around this question has been debated since humans figured out the concept of morality. Or, rather, when they identified why they felt sad while sitting atop a mountain of pillaged loot. That's most of human history right there.
…
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If you've been wondering where my collection of Precinct Puerto Rico short stories is, wonder no more. It is here.
Right now it has the plainest cover Amazon can muster, but I'm hoping for pictures from Puerto Rico momentarily in case you're one of those ebook cover hounds who won't buy a book without just the right ebook cover.
Is there more coming? Of course. A collection of oddball stories for one thing. THE…
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Today I present the debut video to my novel/album, Josephine the Outlaw King, 6 years in the making!
May I present,
Nolita Growled
featuring Viva LaCholita, Beau Ryan
performed by A Brokeheart Pro (aka, Jeannette Louise Kantzalis)
Directed by Aron Paul Orton
I hope you…
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This is straight from Spinetingler magazine:
“To honor the crime fiction novellas released in 2011 we are proud to announce the first annual Spinetingler Award for Best Novella. If the trend of novellas continues then this award will be folded in to the main awards in the future.
The polls will be open until the end of the month.
Congratulations to Raymond Embrack, Ray Banks, Fingers Murphy, Tom Piccirilli, Jack Tunney, Kio Stark, Nik Korpon, Gerard Brennan, Chuck…
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If you've been wondering where my collection of Precinct Puerto Rico short stories is, wonder no more.
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If you've been wondering where my collection of Precinct Puerto Rico short stories is, wonder no more. <a href="http://www.amazon.com/dp/B006SQFHPS">It is here</a>.
Right now it has the plainest cover Amazon can muster, but I'm hoping for pictures from Puerto Rico momentarily in case you're one of those ebook cover hounds who won't buy a book without just the right ebook cover.
Is there more coming? Of course. A collection of oddball stories for one thing. THE…
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