Edgar Award Winner bridging murder mystery and science fiction genres with a deft hand In The Last Policeman the meteor […]
Murder in southern climes: Finding new community
The search for Florida crime fiction authors. The kilometers have flown by and now we are ensconced in our winter […]
The writer within: Getting her/him out
Conversations about writing can lead to action. Lately there have been discussions with several people who have asked about […]
A murderous year
A congratulatory note from WordPress came the other day: 1-year since Murder in Common was created. This brings on some […]
Russian Dope: is dope*!
*Dope as in urban slang for good/entertaining. Only junkies would think it was possible to rip-off the Russian mafia and […]
Books or screens: The choice is yours
Wait! It’s books and/or screens – I’ve clearly made my choice for all of them. Recently my friend Lorraine has taken […]
Baudelaire’s Revenge: Coarse salt across your senses
Complex, engrossing, story layering . Hercule Poirot Prize winner – 2007 Tense and grim is the Paris that Commissioner Paul […]
Crime Fiction Books: Not an exercise in high-brow wanking
Why I had brain freeze about my favourite genre. A friend from J-school (Journalism school for those not in the know) nominated […]
Stinking Rich: Tornado in a bottle
Delightfully outlandish and wickedly outrageous An outhouse, airplane and RV. A bright-eyed granny, stalwart ticket agent and mountain man. What […]
September
September brings my favourite time of year and one could think that after the summers heated passions and murderous […]
