February 2011 Blog Posts (115)

Review for TRUTH LIES BLEEDING

Got the first reveiw in for my new book, TRUTH LIES BLEEDING at The List

http://www.list.co.uk/article/32498-tony-black-truth-lies-bleeding/

Added by Tony Black on February 14, 2011 at 9:46pm — No Comments

Crime novels on Amazon at Special Offer prices for limited period

Over the last year I have seen a considerable rise in the sales of my e books and on Kindle, which was revealed as the most popular e reader device and the fastest growing in the UK overtaking the Sony Reader. And for anyone who wants a bargain, for a limited period only, my e book publisher is offering my DI Andy Horton marine mystery crime novel…

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Added by Pauline Rowson on February 14, 2011 at 7:32pm — No Comments

Interview with Edge of Your Seat Thriller Author Allan Leverone

When you put the words ‘terrorists’ and ‘assassination’ together, the first thing comes to my mind is thriller author Allan Leverone.  While Allan has been featured in such publications as Needle: A Magazine of Noir, Shroud Magazine, Twisted Dreams, Mysterical-E and many other venues, both print and online, he has written two masterful…

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Added by Dorothy Thompson on February 14, 2011 at 1:42pm — No Comments

New ebook: "Killing Ways: Stories"

OK, this isn't actually my ebook - it's by my friend Steven Torres.  I had a hand in it, though.  I urged (okay, demanded) that he put together some of his stories, and even volunteered to format it for him.  I think it came out pretty well:

 

 

There are ten stories in all - two brand new stories about Ray Cruz, a mob enforcer in 1970s New York City; four stories about…

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Added by Graham Powell on February 14, 2011 at 12:47pm — No Comments

Interview With Mickey Hoffman, Author of School of LIes

What is your book about?



School of Lies is a funny mystery novel about a bunch of teachers who work in a dysfunctional, urban high school. The stressful environment is a perfect catalyst for the murder that takes place. My new book, Deadly Traffic takes a teacher out of her comfort zone into the word of… Continue

Added by Pat Bertram on February 14, 2011 at 7:32am — No Comments

Murdoch Mysteries (series 4) PREVIEW

Rating ★★★



Alibi, Tuesdays, 9pm, from 15 February



The modern-day obsession with gory forensics and series such as CSI and the UK's Silent Witness is filtered into a late-Victorian makeover for Murdoch Mysteries. The setting is Toronto and William Murdoch, played by Yannick Bisson, is a pioneer in the then new detective sciences, but apart from these features this routine police procedural breaks little new… Continue

Added by Robin Jarossi on February 13, 2011 at 10:55pm — No Comments

Show No Mercy Available Now!

I am pleased to announce the release of Show No Mercy: A Michael Dodge Thriller. This is my third ebook and it's a spy thriller. Here's the story description:



"Could you kill your father?



Michael Dodge owes Harry Ames, his surrogate father. But his CIA mentor is accused of murdering a comrade and joining forces with an enemy planning to unleash a lethal biological weapon on the United States. Dodge may have to kill Harry, but can he do…

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Added by Brian Drake on February 13, 2011 at 4:48pm — No Comments

Reviews, interview & book giveaway in new issue

New issue of Kings River Life just went up and we have an interview with mystery author R.J. McDonnell whose books are set in the music industry, also a review of his latest book "Rock & Roll Rip-Off" & a give away http://kingsriverlife.com/02/12/robert-mcdonnell/
We also have a review of the latest Dean Koontz book "What The Night Knows".
Have a great weekend!
Lorie Ham

Added by Lorie Ham on February 13, 2011 at 4:10am — No Comments

Digital short Saturday CQ Scafidi The Commissary

 

It is back, Digital Short Saturday , and I have a couple of serious new digital shorts to go over with you today. Both are new series, The Commissary by CQ  Scafidi and the next post is on THE NEXUS CHRONICLES /Conception by Skylyr Symkyns. To get some business out of the way CQ Scafidi is the author of Time Couriers, yes, that Time Couriers the novel that won many different awards: Best Eye Catching Cover- the new Covey Awards, and also The Amazon Clicks.Com /Authors Choice March…

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Added by Giovanni Gelati on February 13, 2011 at 2:03am — No Comments

Are Literary Agents Required Anymore?

Every year a new surprise breakout author rises up from the ashes of literary despair. In the past we've seen JK Rowling and James Frey fill the bill. But this year’s breakout author is different in some pretty remarkable aspects. Not only is she self-published, yet she works with an established literary agent. Her name is Amanda Hocking and she's a 26 year paranormal YA author who not only has one book listed on the USA Today Top 150 bestseller's List, she's got half a dozen.



Her…

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Added by Vincent Zandri on February 13, 2011 at 12:24am — 4 Comments

An Object in Motion...The Saga Continues...

Two (2) new chapters have been added to An Object in Motion! Just click on the link www.reybooks.com to read. Please don't forget to check out the Author Blog page of the website for a special message! I told you there was a lot going on in 2011!

Enjoy and remember the full e-book short story releases March 19, 2011 exclusively on Rey Books!

RSB

Added by Ronald S. Barrios on February 12, 2011 at 11:32pm — No Comments

Crime Zapper – The Shadow Line, The Killing, Midsomer Murders, Raymond Chandler

The Beeb has announced a fine cast for its new conspiracy thriller, The Shadow Line. The seven-part drama will star Chiwetel Ejiofor (American Gangster, Endgame), Christopher Eccleston (Lennon Naked, Doctor Who), Sir Antony Sher (The Wolfman, Primo, God on Trial) and Stephen Rea (The Crying Game, Breakfast on Pluto).

It starts with discovery of a body, shot at close range, that turns… Continue

Added by Robin Jarossi on February 12, 2011 at 6:58pm — No Comments

Anticipation

The waiting is the hardest part. Every day you see one more card. You take it on faith, you take it to the heart. The waiting is the hardest part. - Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers



Anticipation, anticipation is making me late, is keeping me waiting. - Carly Simon



Yes, the above two references speak of intimate times with a lover yet to arrive, but I haven't been able to get those two songs out of my head for the last couple of weeks. Because finally, finally,… Continue

Added by Stephen Brayton on February 12, 2011 at 6:02am — No Comments

Marine Mystery DI Horton Novel Dead Man's Wharf Published as Unabridged Audio Book

I received my author copies of the latest DI Andy Horton marine mysteryto be published as an unabridged audio book yesterday and it looks and sounds great. Dead Man’s Wharf is the fourth in the marine mystery series of crime novels featuring Inspector Andy Horton and is set in Portsmouth and the Solent area. It was chosen as the Best…

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Added by Pauline Rowson on February 11, 2011 at 6:39pm — No Comments

My Kindle Story

I Kindle-ized a short story called "The Devil's Snare." As the New York Times said* "It's a comic masterpiece." I did this to make sure that I knew how to do it, not to earn millions.

In the next day or two, the story should become something that people can buy. Or maybe that's happened already. Not quite…

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Added by Steven Torres on February 11, 2011 at 10:14am — 1 Comment

WRITERS TRICKS OF THE TRADE-D IS FOR DIALOGUE

This wasn’t originally on my agenda for today’s column, but yesterday my daughter told me something my grandson said that just begged to be in a column about dialogue. Check it out:

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Added by Morgan St. James on February 11, 2011 at 5:44am — No Comments

PUBLISHERS WEEKLY gives FIRES OF THE GODS a starred review.

Sorry there is no cover image.  I also don't seem to be able to copy and paste the text.  However, the cover is on my web site and the review will be there soon.  (www.ijparker.com)

Meanwhile, just an observation: What must one do to get a publisher to support a series?  I've raked up national awards and a string of starred reviews, and my Amazon reviews are great.  My sales increase little by little, but publishers like large numbers.  And large…

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Added by I. J. Parker on February 11, 2011 at 1:29am — 2 Comments

TWO EXAMINER ARTICLES TODAY

A memoir conference is coming to Las Vegas on March 5. Sounds like a great one for anyone interested in writing their own memoir or that of another person.

 

LINK:  http://exm.nr/LVmemoirconf

Speaking…

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Added by Morgan St. James on February 10, 2011 at 6:53am — No Comments

Heartless, Greedy, Bastards!!!

It's sometimes a little daunting seeing nothing but 5-Star reviews being posted for one of your noir novels. And believe me, that ain't no boast because I've gotten my share of "you suck(s)" during my time as an author.



But these recent reviews for THE INNOCENT are sweeter than normal since they're for a re-released novel that used to be called…

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Added by Vincent Zandri on February 10, 2011 at 1:40am — 1 Comment

Jason McIntyre Thalo Blue

 

Looking for something dark that is going to crawl into that brain pan of yours. I wasn’t to be honest with you, but I have read everything Jason McIntyre has written to date and I was not going to let anything stop me from reading this. The novel just came out on Amazon Kindle priced at $2.99, a bargain for what I feel I got of this. Oh yeah, before I forget, Jason will be stepping into The GZONE, the Gelati’s Scoop blogtalk radio show, on Feb 28th at 11amEST. If you…

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Added by Giovanni Gelati on February 9, 2011 at 11:17pm — No Comments

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