Reece Hirsch's Comments

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At 3:42am on June 11, 2009, Adrian Magson said…: Right. Thanks for that. I'll give it a go. Mind you, I'm getting there. I now know far more words than I did a few weeks ago, although my mother-in-law still isn't sure about how the word motherf***** is a term of endearment.

At 11:08pm on June 10, 2009, Adrian Magson said…: Hi, Reece,
Thank you for the intro and invite. Glad to hear from you, and well done for the forthcoming FREEFALL. Also pleased to hear you aren't part of the Russian mob or done any of that nasty reprehensible insider stuff. I 'did' the Russian Mafyia in my last book; they're just so right for it, aren't they?
G'luck. Adrian

At 4:59am on June 10, 2009, Jack Getze said…: Thanks for friending me. My agent is shopping for a new publisher for my series about a stockbroker, and the work she's showing (#3) is also about insider training. I was actually investigated for same, but was never named as a target. Looking forward to FREEFALL.

At 1:56am on June 4, 2009, Michael Phelps said…: Good Morning Counsellor Hirsch,
Thank you for your comment. As an Attorney, you have a wealth of knowledge and experience as well. I think attorneys make great Writers! I look forward to your novel.

Mike

At 11:06pm on June 2, 2009, Michael Phelps said…: Good Morning Reece,

Thank you for being my friend here on CrimeSpace.

I certainly join the other members in wishing you great success with your debut novel. Let us know when it becomes available, I'll be at the front of the line to purchase it.

Have a great week.

Regards,
Michael Phelps

At 11:04pm on June 2, 2009, Michael Phelps said…: Good Morning Reece,
Thank you for being my friend here on CrimeSpace.
I

At 11:39am on May 29, 2009, denise marcotte said…: Glad to meet you. I also like Dennis Lehane and Prime Suspect.

At 6:43am on May 21, 2009, Richard Kunzmann said…: Welcome to the space Reece,
My editor was just telling me the other day how he thought financial crime novels are going to be the next hot ticket. He'd just published a debut novelist to rave reviews on a similar topic to yours. So fingers crossed that it works out the same for you!

At 1:49pm on May 13, 2009, Stacey A. Purcell said…: Thanks for friending me!
Always glad to meet another writer online. Congratulations on your upcoming book, I'll be on the lookout for it. I'm about to finish my first WIP. Will be taking a week long workshop with Donald Maass this September and have to have a polished 50pgs. to send to him by July. I'm keeping my fingers crossed. :)

At 1:44am on April 23, 2009, Dana King said…: Hi, Reece. Thanks for the friend invite. Double Whammy is probably my favorite Hiassen as well, though I've never read a Hiassen I didn't like. Even the YAs and the golf book are fun.

At 2:59am on April 14, 2009, Meridith Lee said…: Reece - just moved into a new place -- so can completely relate to the packing and unpacking. It was a delight to learn about your move and your forthcoming book. Can't wait!

At 7:16am on April 11, 2009, Meridith Lee said…: Reece -- just learned that we are both "alumni" now of SNR. Congratulations on your new job. Looking forward to your book - hope you'll introduce it at M is for Mystery in San Mateo -- Ed Kaufman is the best! Take care!

At 6:02pm on February 27, 2009, Jon Jordan said…: Glad you dug the article in the tribune. We knew something was coming but had no idea it would be so cool!
Looks like we owe more people drinks....
And don't forget to keep us in the loop on your book!

At 7:41am on February 12, 2009, Eric Stone said…: I was offered a job as editor of a Hong Kong and Southern China business magazine, and associate editor of Asian Finance - which was regional. It was from '86-'97, the height of the economic boom - and as a business journalist I had amazing access to all sorts of people and places. They also let me write about pretty much anything I wanted to so long as I tossed in an economic analysis along the way. I would think that Business Atlanta must have covered some stories that would lend themselves to scurrilous goings on for a novel.

At 7:23am on February 12, 2009, Eric Stone said…: Hi Reece, congrats on the publication. Should be interesting. Where were you a journalist?

At 5:44am on February 10, 2009, Jack Green said…: Reece, On Philip Kerr, please start out with 'The March Violets' as part one of his Berlin trilogy. You will fall in love with the PI Bernie Gunther. Until then, the dude abides.

At 5:31am on February 6, 2009, Jack Green said…: Reece, Love your choice of writers. I stumbled on Horse Latitudes years ago and have been a Ferrigno fan ever since. What can you say about McGuane, you crawl out of an elephant's ass and fight a dual with a pitching machine. I loved Panama. Have you read any of Philip
Kerr's Bernie Gunther novels. Wonderful stuff. Good luck with Freefall.

At 3:08pm on February 4, 2009, roger smith said…: Reece, now I know what I can do with those black tights . . . Watched Lebowski again the other night. Gets better and better . . .

At 9:00am on February 4, 2009, Kelli Stanley said…: Thank you, Reece! :) I hope we can chat over veggie ravioli at John's Grill very soon ... are you attending the next lunch?

And FREEFALL sounds really intriguing!!