From Crimespree 23 B Clay Moore interview Jon Jordan: How did you get your start in comics? B Clay Moore: A friend of mine named J. Torres, who now writes a lot of stuff for DC, was launching an anthology called Love in Tights with Slave Labor...
From Crimespree 21 Where the Ideas Come From By Gabriel Cohen Whenever I attend an author talk, the audience always seems fascinated by the process of writing. Do you write every day? they ask. How many hours? Perhaps the most popular question, though, is Where do...
From Crimespree 21 BACK TO THE STREETS An interview with Steven Torres By Russel D McLean Steven Torres made his name writing about Puerto Rico, but his new novel, The Concrete Maze, moves into the more definitively hardboiled territory of New York in the early...
From Crimespree 21 (Nov/Dec 2007) Alex Barclay & Michael Marshall INTERVIEW Michael Marshall: Let’s kick off with place. Location is often cited as being crucial to crime fiction, and many of the genre’s novels and series derive a lot of their appeal from the...
From Crimespree 21 THERESA SCHWEGEL INTERVIEWED BY BLAKE CROUCH Blake: You won the Edgar for best first novel for OFFICER DOWN…tell me about that night, that moment, and how your life has changed since then. Theresa: That night--honestly? I felt like I'd...
From Issue 20( Sept/Oct 2007) By Jason Starr In 2005 Alison Gaylin vaulted on to the mystery scene with the smash hit HIDE YOUR EYES, which had 225,000 copies in print and was an Edgar Award finalist. She followed that up with her second Samantha Leiffer novel, YOU...
