Well, this is a double-barreled news post with a good news/bad news format.
First, the good news:
Starting March 5,
Poisoned Pen Press is releasing a number of older titles on the Kindle, amongst them...
Silver Lies!Of course,
Silver Lies will also continue to be available in trade paperback.
Now, the bad news:
Due to several family emergencies (yes, that's plural... when it rains, oh boy, it pours ...), I've had to cancel my attendance at Left Coast Crime. Which is in Denver. I haven't missed an LCC in years, and yes, the irony has not escaped me.
Wishing all who attend a great conference and please give the Rockies (the mountains, that is) a wave for me.
Earlier this month, Jean Henry Mead's Mysterious Writers: The Many Facets of Mystery Writing appeared as a Kindle edition with B&N Reader and Sony ebooks to follow. Aimed at aspiring mystery/crime writers, it's a collection of interviews with such luminaries as Carolyn Hart, Elmore Leonard, Louise Penny, Jeffrey Deaver, Nancy Pickard, John Gilstrap, Jeff Marks, and about 70 others, including Poisoned Pen Press authors Beverle Graves Myers, Mary Reed, Eric Mayer, Betty Webb, Tim Maleeny, Charlotte Hinger, Vicki Delany, Larry Karp -- and moi. Fire up those Kindles and hie thee to amazon for more info.
