Andy Ross and I have been friends, dating back to the days when he owned Cody’s Books in Berkeley and…
I like a blog called Bestsellersworld.com. Maybe the idea behind the name will rub off on book sales. They wanted…
I enjoyed some thoughtful Q & A with Freelance writer, editor, TV/film critic, Gerald So, host of the website Chatterific….
Mystery Fanfare wanted to know how a bookseller decides to become a book writer. With this group, I know I…
The first question any publisher asks is, “What type of book is it?” The answer they usually want to hear…
The setting for this excerpt is 2047 – a few decades from now. But it’s really set further off in…
If you want to buy a book, you go to the place where they sell them. There’s no surprise there….
Spinetingler Magazine is a one-stop cornucopia for mystery lovers with links, reviews, and even a few short pieces of mystery…
This blog was originally posted in SF Signal, which is the 2012-2013 “Hugo Award Winner for Best Fanzine.” Wow! That…
The blog-masters refer to it as a labor of love, despite the fact that the mast-head of In Reference to…
If you look through Elizabeth White’s website, You’d conclude that she single-handedly spends more time in the crime-fighting business than…
The women who run Fresh Fiction seem to be everywhere at once. When they’re not carpooling the kids, they’re doing…
I love the people at RT Book Reviews . Here’s what they said about the prospect of me doing a…
Here’s the newly-pubished interview with the Omnimystery News It raises wide-ranging questions about the process of writing the book. But…
An Interview with Bill Petrocelli about The Circle of Thirteen Ingram Advance Magazine This interview with Bill Petrocelli about his…
Bookseller Bill Petrocelli Now a Novelist, Too Congratulations to Bill Petrocelli, longtime co-owner, with his wife, Elaine, of Book Passage,…