Neil Simon reading.
Next week: forgotten stories. Try and let me know if you want your link posted by April 8th. Thanks.
Also if you are struggling with writing a agent query letter, you might stop by and hear some great suggestions from Elaine Ash. I wish I had had her input before I queried agents last year. Sigh!
April 3, 2009
James R. Benn, No Orchids for Miss Blandish, James Hadley Chase
Paul Bishop, Semi-Tough, Dan Jenkins
David Cranmer, The Burglar Who Painted Like Mondrian, Lawrence Block
Bill Crider, The Winter Spy, MacDonald Lloyd
Gary Dobbs, The Dangerous Book for Boys, Hal Iggulden
Martin Edwards, Behind the Screen, The Detection Club
Ed Gorman, Rogue Cop, William P. McGivern
Jerry House, Mass Market Publishing in American, Allen Billy Crider
Alison Janssen, Some Rain Must Fall, Michel Faber
Randy Johnson, Drury Lane's Last Case, Ellery Queen (Barnaby Ross)
George Kelley, Can You Forgive Her, Anthony Trollope
Evan Kilgore, The Wind-up Bird, Haruki Murakami
Todd Mason, Botteghe Oscure Reader, edited by George Garrett and Katherine Garrison Biddle
Scott D. Parker, Gotham by Gaslight, Brian Augustyn and Mike Mignola
PK, The Bookee Monster, The Books of Mary Willis Walker
Ray, Up the Junction, Nell Dunn
James Reasoner, The Phantom Spy, Max Brand
Gerald So, Private Eyes edited by Mickey Spillane and Max Allen Collins
Kerrie Smith, Peter Corris' Cliff Hardy series
1 comment:
Hey, Patti! You spelled BOTTEGHE OSCURE correctly...but the book is BOTTEGHE OSCURE READER (though the photo on my blog is of the cover of the 10th issue of the little magazine the book draws from).
Also, last week, you copied my early typo of Leo Margulies's name.
Thanks.
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