by Crimespree Magazine | Feb 12, 2013 | Flashback
Crimespree issue 6 – May 2005 BILL FITZHUGH INTERVIEW by Jeremy Lynch In 1996 a “struggling” screenplay writer retooled a story he’d developed with partner Matt Hansen in 1991. Rejected by studios everywhere PEST CONTROL had a great reception when it found a home in...
by Crimespree Magazine | Feb 11, 2013 | Books
I can’t remember how I stumbled onto Thuglit. I’m happy I did though. I think it was the first paperback anthology… I do remember finding the website and going back through the archives, reading every single story they contained. These stories were like no crime...
by Crimespree Magazine | Feb 9, 2013 | Author Interviews, Books
Brandon, word on the street is you’ve got a new young adult book hitting the shelves and not just any book, but a book in the vein of the much-beloved “Choose Your Own Adventure” styles of my childhood. Please, tell us more! Whichever ‘street’ is feeding you...
by Crimespree Magazine | Feb 8, 2013 | Awards, Books
The powers that be at Malice Domestic have released the nominees for this year’s Agatha Awards. Best Novel: The Diva Digs Up the Dirt by Krista Davis A Fatal Winter by G.M. Malliet The Buzzard Table by Margaret Maron The Beautiful Mystery by Louise Penny The...
by Crimespree Magazine | Feb 8, 2013 | Books, Flashback
From Crimespree # 5 Feb/Mar 2005 REBUS: A NEW AGENDA? by Richard Flannery Rankin has always insisted that Edinburgh is the hero of his novels. Fair enough, but this long-time reader has always had a soft spot for the central character, John Rebus....
