August 2012 Blog Posts (81)

Food for Thought

Today I talk about how we decided to feed attendees at our upcoming Creatures, Crimes & Creativity conference on my blog, Another Writer's Life. http://ascamacho.blogspot.com/

Added by Austin S. Camacho on August 10, 2012 at 12:05am — No Comments

Introducing - EVERY BREATH YOU TAKE

Added by Mark Gilroy on August 9, 2012 at 1:32pm — 1 Comment

15 Seconds - Andrew Gross

 Andrew Gross's latest book - 15 Seconds- is exactly the kind of story that draws me in from the first page. Everyday guy…

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Added by Luanne Ollivier on August 9, 2012 at 1:27am — No Comments

Crow's Landing - Brad Smith

Another great book I finished far too quickly! Crow's Landing by Brad Smith is the second book featuring Virgil Cain. I read the first book (…

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Added by Luanne Ollivier on August 7, 2012 at 10:42pm — No Comments

Why Be a Publisher?

Today I talk about the mission of our new small press, Intrigue Publishing, on my blog, Another Writer's Life. http://ascamacho.blogspot.com/

Added by Austin S. Camacho on August 7, 2012 at 10:08pm — No Comments

Advertise your publishing house, your upcoming book, your self-published book on a podcast

The District of Wonders Network, home of four genre podcasts (StarShip Sofa, Tales to Terrify, Crime City Central and Protecting Project Pulp) wants to take things up a notch. The original episode of SSS still gets downloaded 200 times a week. Our four shows get 70,000 downloads a month. That's a lot of audio traffic.

We'll air your story for free. Would you like to advertise your publishing house or another new venture? Are you interested in sponsoring a show? We've come up with a…

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Added by Cher on August 7, 2012 at 7:14am — No Comments

My First Published Mystery FREE!

My new publisher, Intrigue Publishing, has finally gotten the rights to my first published novel, Blood and Bone. To celebrate you can get get a copy for free this week! Just click here.…

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Added by Austin S. Camacho on August 7, 2012 at 1:40am — No Comments

I Want Facial Recognition Software, Please

On TV, it works in about three seconds and it's right every time. I want it. I know the face is familiar, but where have I seen it, what is my connection to it, and most importantly, what name is attached to it?

It happens often at book signings, but first, know this: I taught school for many years. Decades, even. Figure somewhere between a hundred fifty to two hundred students each year. Then add in all the people I worked with, especially those who moved on after only a year or two:…

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Added by Peg Herring on August 6, 2012 at 10:09pm — No Comments

Success of Debut Novel - No Mystery

By AMY STUMPFL For Brentwood Home Page



Local author M.K. Gilroy marked the release of his first novel, Cuts Like a Knife, this spring. But you wouldn’t exactly call him a rookie. In fact,…
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Added by Mark Gilroy on August 5, 2012 at 8:56am — No Comments

Monk, mystery short story by Kaye George, reviews & giveaways in new KRL issue

The new issue of Kings River Life has a fun mystery short story by Kaye George http://kingsriverlife.com/08/04/you-can-do-the-math-mystery-short-story/

 

There's also a review of Lee Goldberg's latest Monk book, "Mr. Monk Is A Mess", a behind the book interview with Lee & you can enter for a chance to win a copy of the book…

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Added by Lorie Ham on August 5, 2012 at 3:29am — No Comments

Grave Indulgence

12 million people take a cruise each year.

Most have fun.

Some die.

Henry Grave investigates.

Join Henry Grave aboard the cruise ship Indulgence.

Henry Grave is an investigator for the Association of Cruising Vessel Operators.  A World War II P.O.W., Henry is as cunning as he is charming, and…

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Added by William Doonan on August 4, 2012 at 7:33am — No Comments

Writing Epiphany #2,987: Finding My Story's Voice

I'm stepping away from my FBI related blogs just to chat for a moment about craft. I had a major epiphany this week that not only will help me in turning a so-so book to a must read story. But it will also ease the process of writing the future books in the series. I can almost feel the stories coming now.



I've been going through quite a bit of turmoil over this story--this J.J. McCall…

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Added by S.D. Skye on August 4, 2012 at 2:52am — No Comments

NoirCon 2012 Raffle

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Added by Louis Boxer on August 4, 2012 at 1:33am — No Comments

I Just Read a Great Thriller!

The best thrillers feature complex characters thrown into impossible situations that generate nerve-shattering suspense. By that definition, THE SURVIVOR by Gregg Hurwitz might be one of the best. Read my review in The Big Thrill, the newsletter of the International Thrillers Writers.
http://www.thebigthrill.org/2012/07/the-survivor-by-gregg-hurwitz/

Added by Austin S. Camacho on August 4, 2012 at 12:12am — No Comments

Around the Globe with MAKAYLA YOKLEY

 

The first Friday in August bodes another day of heat and no rain…just like the last, uh, I can’t remember how many. The weather girl on WHO Radio is bored out of her mind because the forecast never changes.

So, I’m off to pick up this week’s featured author and we transport to what she calls her wonderland. (Again, I don’t know the actual destination because…

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Added by Stephen Brayton on August 4, 2012 at 12:12am — No Comments

A Door in the River - Inger Ash Wolfe

Oh, it has been waaaay too long since the last book by Inger Ash Wolfe in this absolutely wonderful Canadian series! My copy of A Door in the River arrived - I set it aside and picked the day I would read it. Yes, the one…

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Added by Luanne Ollivier on August 3, 2012 at 11:04pm — No Comments

friday movie quote

“Oh, come on. If I’ve got to watch my language just because they let a few broads in, I’m going to quit. How the hell can you run a goddamn railroad without swearing?”

-Caz Dolowicz (Tom Pedi), The Taking of Pelham One Two Three (1974)

Added by John DuMond on August 3, 2012 at 10:30pm — No Comments

Review - A Deniable Death, Gerald Seymour

Book Title:   A DENIABLE DEATH

Author:  Gerald Seymour    

ISBN:  9781444705850

Location:  Afghanistan, Iran

Series:  Badger Baxter

Publisher:  Hodder & Stoughton

Year of Publication:  2011



C.R.O.P.: Covert Rural Observation Posts are places where men like Danny 'Badger' Baxter hide for endless, motionless hours, secretly recording criminal or terrorist activity.



But now Badger has a bigger job than photographing dissident Republicans in muddy…

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Added by Karen from AustCrime on August 3, 2012 at 4:36pm — 3 Comments

An Unmarked Grave - Charles Todd

I recently had a patron ask if I knew of a good historical mystery series for her. She was older, and said she liked stories set in the war years such as Charles Todd's Bess Crawford books. (which she highly recommended) Well, I did indeed have a series for her, but although I was familiar with…

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Added by Luanne Ollivier on August 3, 2012 at 12:16pm — 2 Comments

The Past Never Ends, a legal mystery by Jackson Burnett, is now available for the Kindle and Nook.  A paper edition will be available soon from Amazon.com. This is the upshot: A simple task, Attorney…

The Past Never Ends, a legal mystery by Jackson Burnett, is now available for the Kindle and Nook.  A paper edition will be available soon from Amazon.com.

This is the upshot:

A simple task, Attorney Chester Morgan thinks. Get a copy of a public record for a young man whose only friend has died in an unexplained accidental death.…

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Added by Jackson Burnett on August 3, 2012 at 11:14am — No Comments

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