New Review Site

I will be publishing all future book reviews at The Review Hutch.

Hope to see you there!

Linda

Update of Published Clips

If you've been reading the blog at my website, you already know my life has been running ahead at warp speed lately.

It's time to update the list of recently published clips on my writer's website, but I just haven't had time. Here's an updated list:

Futures Mystery Anthology Magazine, review of Wolves Eat Dogs by Martin Cruz Smith

Futures Mystery Anthology Magazine, review of Killing Neptune's Daughter by Randall Peffer

My Reviews at Amazon.com

Neither a Wisher Nor a Flinger Be, article about writing published in Inkwell Newswatch, a Rowdy Rhodes pub

Charity Guide article Volunteer to Cuddle Babies

Cleveland Replacing Troubled Fulton Road Bridge, Construction Equipment Guide Magazine

Mosser Construction feature, Construction Equipment Guide Magazine

Most Expensive ODOT Project Being Built in Toledo, Construction Equipment Guide Magazine

Overpass To Provide Safe Crossing in Bellevue, OH, Construction Equipment Guide Magazine

Volunteer to Cuddle Babies, Charity Guide website

AND on March 29th I had the pleasure of interviewing author, book coach, newsletter owner/editor Sophfronia Scott. She's written some nice words about The Writer's Chatroom in her latest newsletter. View what she had to say in her blog about "When the Writing Gets Tough".

Press Release from Earl Emerson

Earl Emerson is one of my all-time favorite mystery writers. He's also a hunky Seattle fireman.

I received the following press release while out of town and wanted to share it with everyone who happens by my blog:

Dear Friends,

On April 25, 2006, my novel FIRETRAP will be published by Ballantine Books.

The story revolves around the investigation of a fire that burned a black social club to the ground in Seattle. Trey Brown, who has been commissioned by a community group to unravel the secrets of the fire, is soon pitted against his estranged brother, who not only comes from a wealthy white family but is now the mayor and headed for higher political office. As the investigation gets under way, nineteen years of hidden family history begin to come to the surface for Trey as he is forced to confront his cloudy past.

I'll be doing talks and signings in Washington for FIRETRAP as well as for the paperback edition of THE SMOKE ROOM, which will also be released in April.

Hope this finds you well.

Earl Emerson

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