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Tag Archives: poet
Look Who’s Reading “Cliff Walk” Now! It’s Novelist Peter Straub
Peter Straub is a poet, essayist and short story writer, but he is most famous for his 17 novels, many of them in the horror genre. His works include the best-selling Ghost Story which Stephen King called one of the … Continue reading
Look Who’s Reading “Rogue Island” Now. It’s Marilyn Manson!
My wife, Patricia Smith, caught up with the outrageous Marilyn Manson at the Getty Museum in Los Angeles. They were both there to read poetry for a classy event arranged by actress and poet Amber Tamblyn. Manson, although best known … Continue reading
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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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