Tag Archives: Walter Mosley

Who’s Reading “The Dread Line” Now? Best-Selling Mystery Writer Walter Mosley!

Posted on November 10, 2016 by

Walter Mosley has written more than 40 critically acclaimed books including the best-selling Easy Rawlins crime novels. But he’s done much more than that, writing literary novels, science fiction, political monographs and even a young adult novel. You can learn … Continue reading →

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Offering Scarce, Signed First Printing, First Edition Copies of My Mulligan Crime Novels

Posted on November 27, 2015 by

First edition, first printing copies of the four books in my Edgar Award-winning series of crime novels are quite scarce. Why?  Because my cautious publisher, Forge, printed only 5,000 each (before each of the books went into subsequent editions and … Continue reading →

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My Review of The New Easy Rawlins Novel by Walter Mosley

Posted on May 16, 2013 by

At the conclusion of Blonde Faith, Walter Mosley appeared to have killed off private detective Easy Rawlins, who had been a favorite of readers and critics alike. Now, six years later, he has brought Easy back in a new novel, … Continue reading →

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Revised Top 10 List: Best Crime Novels of 2012

Posted on December 3, 2012 by

When I first posted my list of the ten best crime novels of 2012, I forgot to include one of my favorites, Joseph Olshan’s brilliant literary tale, Cloudland. I don’t have the heart to delete any of the others to … Continue reading →

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The Ten Best Crime Novels of 2011

Posted on November 29, 2011 by

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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My Anthony Award Ballot For Best Crime Novel

Posted on April 21, 2011 by

I just sent in my Anthony Award ballot for the best crime novel of 2010. You can see my choices below. (Since I’m a potential nominee for best FIRST novel, I’m not revealing my list of candidates for that one.) … Continue reading →

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Is the New Walter Mosely Novel Up to His High Standards? Check Out My Review

Posted on March 8, 2011 by

When the Thrill is Gone is the third crime novel in Walter Mosley’s series featuring an ex-boxer named Lenoid McGill. How good is it?  Check out the review I wrote for the Associated Press.  You can find it here: Mosley posted … Continue reading →

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My List Of The Best Crime Novels of 2010

Posted on December 2, 2010 by

This is the season for 2010 “best” lists, but I offer my selection of the year’s top crime novels with this caveat: Because I was busy writing my own novels this year (my first, Rogue Island was published in November), … Continue reading →

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Look Who’s Reading “Rogue Island!”

Posted on November 18, 2010 by
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Look Who’s Reading Rogue Island!

Posted on October 20, 2010 by

It’s Marcia Clark, prosecutor in the O.J. Simpson murder trial and newly-minted crime novelist, along with the world’s crime-writing elite:  Bryan Gruley, Chelsea Cain, Alafair Burke, Daniel Woodrell, Declan Hughes, Gary Phillips, Joel Goldman, John Lutz, Joseph Finder, Kate Atkinson, … Continue reading →

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