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Recommendations? Twentysomething Female Sleuth Series with RomCom Touch
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OK, so who's going to Bouchercon?
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Hometown:: Los Angeles

About Me:: Write mysteries, middle-grade novels, short stories, and nonfiction books; will perform when there's money or friends involved.

I Am A:: Reader, Writer, Publisher, Editor

Website:: http://www.naomihirahara.com

Books And Authors I Like:: Anything that takes some kind of risk.

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Circalit Seeks Crime Stories for Agent Competition

I'm sure that many of you received this same request, but a UK-based group called Circalit contacted me to spread the word about their agent competition.

http://www.circalit.com/projects/competitions/crime

They are looking specifically for crime stories and the literary agency involved is A.P. Watt, which is apparently well-esteemed. Publishers Weekly also reported on Circalit's latest competition. I don't know…

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Posted on February 5, 2011 at 7:31am — 1 Comment

California Crime Writers Conference a Success!

Here I am with fellow co-chairs Jane DiLucchio, left, and Susan Beery. The next one will be in 2011.

Posted on June 29, 2009 at 1:33am — 2 Comments

e-publishing wars

Kindle-less and e-reader-less, I'm just starting to learn about electronic publishing, even though all of my novels are available as e-books.

I attended an e-publishing panel at our inaugural California Crime Writers Conference during the weekend of July 13-14 and it was fascinating. E-publisher Marci Baun, e-published pioneering author Marilyn Meredith, and Poisoned Pen acquiring editor Annette Rogers were all there to give their take on the future of digital books.

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Posted on June 26, 2009 at 1:40am — 3 Comments

Happy Holidays, Crimespacers!

May you all be safe with food to eat, a roof over your head, and lots of books by your side.

See you in the Year of the Ox.

oxox

Naomi Hirahara

Posted on December 20, 2008 at 11:22am — 2 Comments

Amazon Review Chart

Funny! Do you think it's true?

more music charts

Posted on September 25, 2008 at 12:50am — 2 Comments

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At 12:33pm on October 18, 2009, Sarah E Glenn said…: Enjoyed seeing you on the Geezer Lit panel! That was a lot of fun.

At 9:11am on September 26, 2009, RONALD FEASEL said…: send me info on Bouchercon

At 2:37am on May 2, 2009, Mari Sloan said…: That's a beautiful, imaginative, cover!

:-) Mari

At 5:20am on February 2, 2009, Sunny Frazier said…: Naomi, I have a photo of you with the beautiful Snakeskin Shamisen on my photo page.

At 10:05am on November 30, 2008, I. J. Parker said…: Thanks for the comment on my page. More there. I'm always very glad when you post in the "Forum". Had missed you. You have a new novel out, I see. Excellent. Love title and cover. Will keep an eye out.

At 3:07am on September 25, 2008, Linda Brown said…: Thanks, as always, for coming to The Mystery Bookstore, Naomi! And thanks for turning me on to Crimespace! Linda

At 3:58pm on August 6, 2008, Beth Groundwater said…: Thanks for becoming my friend, Naomi!

At 7:20am on July 16, 2008, Alison Bruce said…: Hi Naomi,

thanks for the invite, hope you have loads of success as well as a great night at the pictures, Alison x

At 4:32am on June 25, 2008, I. J. Parker said…: Naomi, I love your new picture. You look gorgeous. And thanks for the comment on my site. I also hope that all is going well for you. I shall sign a contract for the next Akitada novel (already written) with Penguin soon. So we're limping along. Congratulations on the Japanese translation. I've been told that is hopeless for me. A German-American writing about 11th century Japan for the Japanese? It's probably considered blasphemous.
I did make a sale in Indonesia, though. :)

At 7:57am on March 12, 2008, Kim Smith said…: Ho there Naomi! Hope you are having a great week!