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Who’s Reading “A Scourge of Vipers Now? Best-Selling Mystery Writer S.J. Rozan!
S.J. Rozan is one of the most respected mystery writers in the business, as indicated by the the fact that her work has won the Edgar, Shamus, Anthony, Nero, and Macavity awards for Best Novel and the Edgar for Best … Continue reading
The Great Howard Frank Mosher Reviews “A Scourge of Vipers”
Howard Frank Mosher has long been one of my favorite writers. His novels, including The Great Northern Express, Walking to Gatlinburg, On Kingdom Mountain, and my favorite, Waiting for Teddy Williams, make him the closest thing to Mark Twain we … Continue reading
Audio Edition Of “Providence Rag” Named Finalist For Audie Award
The audio edition of Providence Rag, the third book in my series of hardboiled crime novels, has been named a finalist for the Audie Award. Given by the Audio Publishers Association, it is the Oscar of the audio book industry. … Continue reading
Who’s Reading “Cliff Walk” Now? It’s Crime Novelist Ken Wishnia
Kenneth Wishnia has been nominated for the Edgar, Anthony, and Macavity Awards, and his crime novels have made Best Mystery of the Year lists at Booklist, Library Journal, and The Washington Post. You can learn more about him here. Cliff … Continue reading
Look Who’s Reading “Cliff Walk” Now! It’s Thriller Writer Sean Chercover
Sean Chercover once worked as a private investigator in Chicago and New Orleans, so he’s a man who knows what he’s writing about. He is the author of a bunch of anthologized short stories and three gritty crime novels: Big … Continue reading
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Look Who’s Reading “Cliff Walk” Now! It’s Crime Novelist Rebecca Cantrell
Rebecca Cantrell is the author of the Hannah Vogel mysteries, which are set in in Berlin in the 1930s. Her work has won the Bruce Alexander Award and the Macavity Award, and her latest novel, A City of Broken Glass, … Continue reading
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Tagged Berlin, Bruce Alexander, Bruce DeSilva, City of Broken Glass, Cliff Walk, edgar award, Hannah Vogel, historical crime fiction, investigative reporter, Liam Mulligan, Macavity, Mulligan novels, mysteries, Providence, Rebecca Cantrell, Rhode Island, Rogue Island, Shamus
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Bruce DeSilva's Rogue Island 