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My Review of Bill Loehfelm’s Fine New Crime Novel

Post-Katrina New Orleans, with its thriving French Quarter, its still-ruined neighborhoods, its scandal-riddled police force and its often obnoxious tourists, has been the setting for a couple of outstanding crime novels, including James Lee Burke’s The Tin Roof Blowdown and … Continue reading

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Who’s Reading “Cliff Walk”? Award-Winning Noir Novelist Bill Loehfelm!

Bill Loehfelm’s first three novels, Fresh Kills, Bloodroot, and The Devil She Knows, are outstanding. Each is set in his native Staten Island. When I caught up with Bill last week at Bouchercon, the huge crime-fiction conference, he was excited … Continue reading

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The Ten Best Crime Novels of 2011

This was a great year for crime fiction, so perhaps it would be better to call these my favorites, rather than the best. Or maybe I should just say that of the ones I’ve read, these are the ten I … Continue reading

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Look Who’s Reading “Rogue Island” Now! It’s Award-Winning Crime Novelist Bill Loehfelm.

Bill Loehfelm’s brilliant first novel, Fresh Kills, won the Amazon Breakthrough Novel Award. Since then he’s written two more fine crime novels, Bloodroot and The Devil She Knows. Bill’s books, all set on his native Staten Island, N.Y., are superbly … Continue reading

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