Elmore Leonard: Westerns, Terrence Rafferty Editor, Library of America – Generation X folks more likely recognize Elmore Leonard as a pulp-fiction crime novelist and screenwriter focused on the “mob” and Mexican drug cartels, but his early writing zeroed in on America’s “wild west.”
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World Literature Today, the award-winning magazine of international literature and culture, has...
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The Woman in the Woods, John Connolly, Emily Bestler Books – Private Eye Charlie Parker is called in by his old friend, lawyer Moxie Castin, to shadow a police investigation into a woman’s body found in a remote Maine woodland.
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The Good Liar, Catherine McKenzie, Lake Union – In Chicago a massive gas explosion caused an office building to collapse, killing five hundred and thirteen people.
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True Fiction, Lee Goldberg, Thomas & Mercer – Waikiki Beach, Hawaii, is the scene of an horrific airplane crash that kills hundreds aboard the flight and the hotels off the beach.
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Best-selling authors Joyce Carol Oates and Fredrik Backman will be among the headliners at this year’s Printers Row Lit Fest, June 9-10.
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Women in Sunlight, Frances Mayes, Crown – The author of the best-selling 1996 memoir Under the Tuscan Sun, Frances Mayes, writes another love letter to Italy with Women in Sunlight
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Christmas in July, Alan Michael Parker, Dzanc books – In his latest novel, Alan Michael Parker tells the story of the Christmas Danzig, a thirteen-year-old with terminal cancer
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In Every Moment We are Still Alive, Tom Malmquist, Melville House – Tom and Karin are eagerly anticipating their daughter’s birth when Karin suddenly becomes seriously ill.
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Lisa Dale Norton – Many editing services break memoir editing into a menu of options from which you must choose and pay for individually. My expertise combines these services.
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