Can you pitch MR. A young woman, plagued by mysterious visions, finds herself in a life-and-death struggle with a brutal killer when she attempts to learn her family history. For books, I have two: But I doubt I would be very good at it. How much research goes into each book? So my goal is not to become an expert on multiple subjects, my goal is simply to provide enough realism that the reader is not pulled out of the story because of some inaccuracy in the text.

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The hardest thing for any writer to do is carve out an audience for his or her work. I try to use it mostly to interact with readers and other writers, rather than to constantly push my work. The goal there would be a spring or early summer release. He lives in Londonderry, NH with his family and a rapidly growing mountain of bills. Connect on Facebook, Twitter AllanLeverone, and at www. Available as an eBook and in paperback. A Roman Dalton Yarn by K. A Roman Dalton Yarn by B.

Skip to content PDB: Is it possible for a writer to be an objective reader? Do you have any interest in writing for films, theatre or television? How useful or important are social media for you as a writer? In both cases, I would say yes. I like to write in Europe. A prison cell in Sing Sing.

Aboard a hospital ship docked off West Africa. A cheap hotel room in Cairo at the tail end of the Arab Spring…. Just finished a hard-boiled novel called Orchard Grove. It will be the second in the Albany Noir Trilogy. Everything Burns is the first.

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I head to North Africa and the Sahara next month to research what will be the fourth. He is also the author of the blog T he Vincent Zandri Vox. Available as an eBook and in paperback.

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A Roman Dalton Yarn by K. A Roman Dalton Yarn by B. Joan Parker is the last woman private eye Dick Moonlight would ever expect to see in his Albany office. From the right side of the tracks—neighboring Bethlehem—she bears her upper class upbringing as effortlessly as a string of pearls. She also bears a scar running down her head and face—a brutal reminder of the ax attack that took the life of her husband.


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Her twenty-one-year-old son, Christopher, now sits in jail charged with the crime. Moonlight knows a thing or two about being nearly dead. And he also knows the tragedy of the police jumping to the wrong conclusions—a past case of a falsely accused client still haunts him—so he agrees to take the job and get to the truth of what happened that day. But all is not as it seems. Thanks for having me Paul. Cass pulled back quickly, retracing her steps to where the sergeant waited patiently.


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    • Down In The Devil Hole — David Jaggers In this brilliant collection of interconnected short stories, David Jaggers casts a beady eye over the broken, brutal lives of the citizens of Bronson, Kentucky as a storm approaches. Still recovering from a Noir at the Bar reading in Manhattan last evening. Which of your publications are you most proud of? All of them…I think.

    Unanswerable but here goes. Is location important to your writing? How often do you check your Amazon rankings? Two more Moonlight books: Blue Moonlight and Murder by Moonlight. Which books, films or television shows have floated your boat recently? Just read Dying Memories by David Zeltser man. I watch and re-watch a lot of the older crime and noir classics.

    Seven is a favorite.

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    I also watch all the Anthony Bourdaine, No Reservations , episodes. Is it possible for a writer to be an objective reader? In terms of, Wow this really sucks?

    You and I can pick up the latest novel by one of the really big names and recognize it for the dribble that it is simply because we write for a living. But when Johnny or Janey Q. They see the big name coming from the big publisher and they salivate. Do you have any interest in writing for films, theatre or television? I would , for the money of course. But also for the love of the medium. I love movies and my stuff has been sought out by the likes of DreamWorks and other companies, but nothing bought, sold, and produced…Yet.