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Vinnie's Head,
a comic crime novel
Appearing
from St. Martin's Minotaur in March 2007
ISBN 0-312360215
KILLER
YEAR:
A CRIMINAL ANTHOLOGY
Edited
by Lee Child
Afterword by Laura Lippman

My
story "Teardown" will be in Killer Year, a forthcoming
anthology edited by Lee Child and featuring stories by the 13 authors
in the Killer Year group of debut novelists.
St.
Martin's Minotaur
August 2008
AT
EASE WITH THE DEAD
Edited by
Barbara and Christopher Roden

My
ghost story "The Admiral's House" appears in this anthology
At Ease with the Dead, alongside 29 great and terrifying tales
from some of the best writers in the genre.
Ash
Tree Press
THE
BEST OF
NOT ONE OF US
Edited
by John Benson
Prime Books 2006
ISBN 0-8095-6215-4

My
story "Night Window" is included in this fine anthology from
Prime Books, The Best of Not One of Us, featuring 15 stories from
the 15-year run of this excellent little mag.
www.PRIME-BOOKS.COM
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News
Reading
at Aunt Agatha's New & Used Mysteries, Detection & True
Crime Books
Ann Arbor, Michigan, May 26, 2007
On
Saturday, May 26, 2007 at 1 p.m., the
Vinnie's Head crew descended on the wonderful Aunt
Agatha's New and Used Mysteries, Detection and True Crime Books
in Ann Arbor, MI, a town well supplied with great bookstores. Robin
Agnew, co-proprietor, was gracious and welcoming. Any crime fiction
fan would love this store, and will probably need to be removed
by security at closing time. Not that that's what happened to me.
Really, I swear. But it could happen.
Sign
of the times:the Vinnie's Head posse is used to clearing
the room, but driving away all foot traffic from the bustling
town of Ann Arbor was an unexpected accomplishment. |
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Robin
Agnew, lively and tasteful co-proprietor of Aunt Agatha's
Bookshop in Ann Arbor, Michigan. At left is mystery author
N.J. Lundquist, whose baseball mystery A Glitter of Diamonds
has just come out, and who shared the reading and signing
duties. At right behind a wall of Vinnie's is the
author of that notorious volume. |
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The
audience in Aunt Agatha's confers nervously as they wait for
the reading to begin. Bolt now, or wait until a good stopping
point? Most
decided to wait it out.
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Too
late, he's started already. |
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| After
the reading there was a mad rush to the signing table. Shown
here, left to right, the author, niece Reneé Kent, and
her son Darryn, watching the author scribble incomprehensible
comments in the expensive book they've just purchased. |
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Yet
more pix!
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