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- Anthony Quinn among 2012 Strand Critics Award nominees
Disappeared has been nominated by The Strand Magazine in the 'best debut novel' category.
Read more- Kindle Daily Deal for 3/18/13: THE HOT ROCK by Donald Westlake
The Hot Rock by Donald Westlake is available for $1.99 from Amazon—and B&N and iTunes have matched the price!
Read more- GREEN WITH ENVY by Anthony Quinn
Anthony Quinn, author of the Irish crime novel DISAPPEARED, talks about the influence of the Troubles on how the people of Northern Ireland celebrate St. Patrick's Day.
Read more- FIRES OF LONDON finalist in Lambda Literary Awards!
Congrats to Janice Law! Her novel, featuing artist Francis Bacon as a sleuth in wartime London, has been nominated in the Gay Mystery category!
Read more- New releases: Christianna Brand, R.D. Rosen, Jane Haddam, William DeAndrea
We've got new eBooks from Christianna Brand, R.D. Rosen, Jane Haddam, William DeAndrea!
Read more- Trailer for 'The Postman Always Rings Twice' (1946)
The Postman Always Rings Twice was James M. Cain's first novel—a slim work (only about 100 pages long) that included such a stark mix of violence and sexuality that it was banned in Boston.
Read more- Sale on select political and legal thrillers
Get some great eBooks on sale from Stephen Solomita, Ross Thomas and William Bernhardt!
Read more- 3 eBooks from Melodie Johnson Howe, plus a video profile
Today we've got three new eBooks from mystery author and former actress Melodie Johnson Howe!
Read more- Video profile: Rex Burns, author of THE ALVAREZ JOURNAL
We've got a fantastic video profile with Rex Burns, which shows off not just a great author, but the majesty of his hometown, Boulder, CO.
Read more- Just released: 10 eBooks from Stephen Solomita
Stephen Solomita (b. 1943) is a prolific author of thrillers. Born in Bayside, Queens, he worked as a cab driver before becoming a novelist in the late 1980s.
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