The One That Got Away
Over at The Rap Sheet, J. Kingston Pierce has outdone himself. To celebrate The Sheet’s first birthday, Pierce has put together a feature that runs all this week:
In the first installment, the question is answered by Megan Abbott, Charles Ardai, Robert Ferrigno, Peter Guttridge, Gar Anthony Haywood, Steve Hockensmith, Paul Johnston, Jiro Kimura, George Pelecanos and M.J. Rose. Look for 90 more over the coming week.
Happy Birthday, Rap Sheet! And, well done, Pierce!
The feature begins here.
I recently invited scores of crime novelists, critics, and bloggers from all over the world to answer a not-so-simple question: What one crime, mystery, or thriller novel do you think has been most unjustly overlooked, criminally forgotten, or underappreciated over the years?
In the first installment, the question is answered by Megan Abbott, Charles Ardai, Robert Ferrigno, Peter Guttridge, Gar Anthony Haywood, Steve Hockensmith, Paul Johnston, Jiro Kimura, George Pelecanos and M.J. Rose. Look for 90 more over the coming week.
Happy Birthday, Rap Sheet! And, well done, Pierce!
The feature begins here.
Comments
I would like to contact Bill Richardson as I think we have a collector's item he might be interested in. My email address is tyapp@somersetent.com
Thank you,
Tachy Pukonen
I am searching for Rohinton Mistry's email. I have tried to look everywhere, but can't find it. Since, you have interviewed him, i am just wondering if you know his email adress.
I wan't to get in touch with the author of the books "Family Matter" and "Such a long journey". I am doing a Canadian author seminar on him and would love to have him answer some questions for me.
Please contact me at ahson_ahmedk@yahoo.com asap since the deadline is approaching.
thanx alot.