REVIEW OF JUDGMENT
JUDGMENT by Joseph Finder takes an occurrence and uses it as a jumping off point. He has a knack for having an incidental event magnify into a...
INTERVIEW WITH E.A. Aymar
I don’t think there are heroes anymore. We’ve seen too much, and we’re too smart, to believe in what we’ve been told. Everyone has flaws, everyone’s corrupt. And I’m generally okay with that, provided we approach people honestly, without reverence. To that end, I think all my characters have some bad elements to them, or do callous things. If they don’t, perhaps I’m not being honest with myself
INTERVIEW WITH W.K. STRATTON
MIKE BARSON: As you recount in the book, your research in several cases caught up with some of the original participants just in the nick of time....
Hammett Prize nominees
William Boyle, The Lonely Witness (Pegasus Crime) Lisa Unger, Under My Skin (Park Row) Sam Wiebe, Cut You Down (Random House Canada) Lou...
