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More coverage for Uncharted Waters!
I was delighted to see that Uncharted Waters was among Marian Misters’ picks for November in The Merchant of Menace, the Sleuth of Baker Street’s monthly newsletter. Here’s what Marian had to say: I read ROSEMARY MCCRACKEN’s latest offering in … Continue reading
A Face in the Crowd now more relevant than ever
Ed Piwowarczyk joins me on Moving Target today, the eve of the U.S. presidential election, with a look at A Face in the Crowd. The 1957 film seems terrifyingly familiar today, doesn’t it, Ed? He’s a womanizer, a bigot, a … Continue reading
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This writer really suffers: Misery
Watched just the movie I needed last night, the eve of Halloween. Misery, the 1990 film adaptation of Stephen King’s novel, is a genuinely scary tale about the horror in everyday situations. Celebrated romance novelist Paul Sheldon (James Caan) has … Continue reading
Money, the root of all evil
Today I’m Kevin Tipple’s guest on Kevin’s Corner, posting about why I explore financial crime in my novels and short stories. As I told Kevin, some people will murder for money. To read the full post, click here. Kevin Tipple, … Continue reading
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