This week on Crime Wave: Matt Coyle talks about his latest Rick Cahill crime novel, Odyssey’s End—quite a provocative title, doncha think?—and about the changes Rick has gone through since the first book of the series. What’s next for Matt? Listen and find out! Available wherever you get your podcasts Read more…
For this podcast, I’m talking with Alan Orloff, whose new novel, SANCTUARY MOTEL, launches tomorrow! Raise your hand if you want to hear Alan wax eloquent about seedy motels and quirky characters — some real and some the products of his imagination! You also learn Alan’s one-sentence answer to a Read more…
This week’s episode of Crime Wave features Anne Moose talking about her latest release, When You Read This I’ll Be Gone, the story of a woman who becomes the victim of an extravagant plan to make her pay for a crime she never even knew she committed.Listen wherever you get Read more…
When I first saw the alphabetical list of authors on the back cover of Wolfsbane: Best New England Crime Stories — I thought they’d forgotten to include me.THEN I saw the purple banner at the bottom of the image.Do you see it, too?????????????
Carolyn Korsmeyer, author of Little Follies, stopped by this week to talk about setting a mystery in Krakow, Poland, and shared a life-imitating-art story of a ‘found’ da Vinci. It’s available wherever you listen to podcasts. Here’s a quick link.
For my first podcast in the Crime Wave series, I am interviewing R.J. Koreto about his new book, “The Trunbull Murders”. You can get it wherever you get your podcasts, or here’s a Spotify link:https://soundcloud.com/authorsontheair/crime-wave-rj-koreto
Ace interviewer and all-around lovely person, Julie Hennrikus, interviews me today on the SinC Writers’ Podcast! Oh, my what did I say?????
We had a fun and informative panel about bringing supporting characters to life – and killing them when necessary. Many thanks to Aaron Philip Clark , John David Mann , and M.L. Matt Buchman . Let’s do this again sometime!
Bonnar’s first published novel, Toward the Light, has made the final three in the Judges Award for Best Fiction in the 2021 biennial New Hampshire Literary Awards, and is in the running for the People’s Choice Awards, both from the New Hampshire Writers Project. The judges will announce the winners Read more…