A periodic column written by award-winnning New York editor Michael Seidman Stet #2 Occasional Thoughts from the Editorial Side by Michael Seidman What is it youre trying to accomplish with your writing? To entertain me? But you dont know me, or any of the others...
Black Sheep R. J. Kaiser MIRA September 8, 2003 Hardcover/455 pages ISBN: 1-55166-726-6 Buy This Book http://www.amazon.com ". . . a fast paced trip through espionage, romance, murder, greed, and the nature of secrets." "Jonas Lamb is...
The Known World Edward P. Jones Harper Collins Amstad September 2, 2003 Hardcover/400 pages ISBN: 0-06-055754-0 Buy This Book http://www.bn.com "National Book Award Winner Edward P. Jones illuminates history in antebellum Virginia."...
Red Angel Andrew Harper Dorchester Leisure September 2, 2003 Trade Paperback/358 pages ISBN: 0-8439-5275-X Buy This Book www.amazon.com ". . . a supersonic train ride to the depths of Hell." "The Mad Place: . . . Where children learn the...
To Wake The Dead Richard Laymon Leisure Books September, 2003 Hardcover/384 pages ISBN: 0-8439-5104-4 Buy This Book http://www.amazon.com ". . .a by-the-numbers walking mummy, teen horror movie with some kinky twists." ". . .new kind of...
A monthly column written by an Authorlink contributing editor. We welcome your questions, comments and input about writing and publishing ASK THE EDITOR Every Writer Needs 'Outside Eyes' by Susan Malone September 2003 Writers need editors. We all understand...
The Kill Clause Gregg Hurwitz William Morrow August 19, 2003 Hardcover/384 pages ISBN: 0060530383 Buy This Book www.amazon.com "Tense and absorbing. . ." "The real allure is in Rackley, an intriguing and flawed hero." ". . . an...
In Praise of the Lowly Book by Patrick LoBrutto, book doctor and consultant to Tor Books and Trident Media Group August/September 2003 "I believed that books were living things, that they slept when closed, awakened when open." - LoBrutto I...
Darjeeling Bharti Kirchner St. Martin's Press August 2, 2003 Trade Paperback/302 pages ISBN: 0-312-28642-2 Buy This Book www.Amazon.com "Pranab as antagonist weakens the strength of an otherwise palatable cup of tea. . ."...
Esmond Chadleigh: the late great poet, children”s author, essayist and fantasy writer, has a skeleton in his closet. To be more precise, an almost 90 year old skeleton with a gun shot wound to the back of its head is found buried in the kitchen garden of Chadleigh”s Bracketts House while the ground is being prepared to build a new museum on the heritage site. What can the trustees of Bracketts House do to clear the good name of the beloved author? How can they keep a nosey American literature professor from discovering the real truth about the literary figure”s past? And, worst of all, how can they keep Bracketts House open another season when their former director, Sheila Cartwright, is shot dead in a pouring rain in front of the building after an emergency trustees” meeting?
