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Monthly Archives: February 2011
Rogue Island Goes Global With Three Foreign Book Deals!
Rogue Island, my Edgar Award-nominated debut crime novel, will soon be appearing in French and Japanese. My great agent just finished negotiating the deals, which now await the final exchange of paperwork. The Japanese deal is with Hayakawa, one of … Continue reading
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Tagged Bruce DeSilva, crime novel, foreign sales, mysteries, noir, publishing, Rogue Island, steig Larsson, thriller
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My Review of Randy Wayne White’s Latest
In addition to writing crime novels, I review them from time to time for The Associated Press. This week, I reviewed Night Vision, the latest Doc Ford novel from Randy Wayne White–and it’s a good one. To read the review, … Continue reading
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Tagged book reviews, Bruce DeSilva, crime fiction, mysteries, Night Vision, noir, Randy Wayne White, thrillers
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About Teachers
A message from poet and teacher Taylor Mali for everyone who disrespects teachers and would deprive them of their right to collective bargaining on behalf of themselves and our children. Please click here.
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Tagged Bruce DeSilva, public employee unions, T, Taylor Mali, teachers, teachers unions, unions, Wisconsin budget cuts, Wisconsin.
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An Interview With Me on Murderati
Murderati, the fine crime fiction website, published an interview with me this week. It ranges from the writing of my Edgar-Award nominated novel, Rogue Island, to the future of the newspaper business. Please take a look by clicking here.”
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Tagged Bruce DeSilva, crime fiction, Dennis Lehane, Laura Lippman, murderati, mysteries, noir, Providence, Rhode Island, Rogue Island, Thomas Cook, thrillers, writing
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Crime Novelist and Poet, Husband and Wife, Interview One Another
I’m a crime novelist. My wife, Patricia Smith, is an award-winning poet. We work closely together on our writing. Listen to us interview one another about how and why this works for us.
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Tagged AWP, Bruce DeSilva, crime novelist, mysteries, noir, Patricia Smith, poet, thrillers
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