Reviews
Thank you, Publishers Weekly!
TRUE GREY is "intriguing... authentic and appealing." I'll take it!REVIEWAuthor: CLEA SIMONTitle: TRUE GREYPublication: PUBLISHERS WEEKLYIssue: 22ND OCTOBER 2012True Grey: A Dulcie Schwartz Feline Mystery, Clea Simon. Severn, $28.95 (224p) ISBN 978-0-7278-8215-8An...
Under construction
...or under cover. At any rate, I've been at work. News soon!
A “True Grey” siting
Melon settles down with "True Grey." To which I can only say, "look at that belly! Look at that belly!"
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In which I get to chat with Michael Chabon
Only by phone, but still... fun.(Full link here)"Michael Chabon has a thing for pop culture. From comic books (The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay) to Sherlock Holmes (The Final Solution), he's taken our collective pulse through our amusements. In Telegraph...
“Where are my royalties?”
Musetta doesn't like to pose. Not when she feels she's owed...
They’re HERE!
I just sent off the ms. for Dulcie #6, "Grey Dawn," went shopping and came home to find a box on my doorstep! True story!(And you can pre-order it here.)
“CATS” makes the Washington Post!
Last spring, when both Grey Expectations and Cats Can't Shoot came out, some things went wrong. For starters, a mix-up with the printer meant that most of the review copies of "Cats," my second Pru Marlowe pet noir, did not go out. That meant, no Publishers Weekly...
Busy, busy, busy…
Sorry for the radio silence, folks! I've been busy: Sent off a slightly tweaked ending to Pru #3 Parrots Prove Deadly that ups the tension and drama (the idea came to me while relaxing on the beach, go figure). And now I'm busily revising Dulcie #6, Grey Dawn (there's...
Tana French’s “Broken Harbor”
Love the author. This new book... not so much. Here's my review from the Boston Globe:At her best, Tana French writes characters. Her dark, moody novels may be categorized as crime fiction, but they rise and fall on the twisted and often conflicted survivors who...