What I learned at Murder and Mayhem Chicago
Mystery Writers of America – Midwest Chapter is the coolest club I ever joined. The organization, along with Sisters in … Continue reading What I learned at Murder and Mayhem Chicago
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Are you ready to sail “The Devil’s Wind” with Spider John?
You can now pre-order the next book in my pirate murder mystery series Continue reading Are you ready to sail “The Devil’s Wind” with Spider John?
“No Name,” by Wilkie Collins: A good, old-fashioned read
This Collins book, while not in the same class as “The Moonstone” or “The Woman in White,” impressed me nonetheless. … Continue reading “No Name,” by Wilkie Collins: A good, old-fashioned read
“Ax,” a short visit to Ed McBain’s 87th Precinct
Ed McBain’s “87th Precinct” books can almost be viewed as individual chapters in a much longer novel about the men … Continue reading “Ax,” a short visit to Ed McBain’s 87th Precinct
I don’t always know where I am going, so here’s a list …
Here is a quick update on some author appearances in the works. I hope to the Jolly Roger at all … Continue reading I don’t always know where I am going, so here’s a list …
“Blood’s Game” — The reader wins
I enjoy swashbucklers and tales of intrigue, as you might guess. Here is a brand new one, set in the … Continue reading “Blood’s Game” — The reader wins
Why I love mysteries
I love all kinds of fiction, but my love of mysteries is the most enduring … Continue reading Why I love mysteries
