Guest interview

Author Jane Risdon has very generously asked me to be her guest on her blog - all this week.

Here

Thank you, Jane! 

It's a crime - ten facts

Another one of those buses has come along, I'm pleased to reveal (see earlier blog).

Crime writer Frances di Plino has posed 10 questions and I've attempted to answer them. You can read the ten facts here.

Frances is certainly one of those new crime writers to watch.

Currently, there are three of her books you can read:

BAD MOON RISING

SOMEDAY NEVER COMES

CALL IT PRETENDING

If you like crime novels, you won't be disappointed with this series, all featuring DI Paolo Storey.

Not one bus, but two...

You recall those times when not one bus, but two turn up at the stop, and you’re spoilt for choice?

 

Well, I guess I feel a little like that today as I’ve been blessed with two interviews being posted today – one deliberately short, the other at somewhat greater length. Both interviewers follow a regular format that works.

A short, sharp interview by Paul D. Brazill can be read here

A lengthy interview with Fiona McVie can be read here

[Sorry about the repetition at the beginning of this interview... it doesn't happen again, honest!]

 

So, thank you Paul and Fiona!

 

I'd also recommend browsing/reading their earlier author interviews.

Now, I’ll probably have to wait quite a long time for another bus…

Countdown to 2nd Old West anthology-01

Express Westerns has begun the countdown to the next Old West anthology of short stories.

Deadline date for finished stories - Sunday 26 July. For no other reason than on that date in 1878 Wyatt Earp had a gunfight in Dodge City!

Publisher Ian Parnham has featured an interview with me at
http://ijparnham.blogspot.com/2009/04/interview-with-nik-morton.html