Wrong Place, Write Crime

in which Libby talks about her Poppy McAllister series and cozy mysteries in general.

In which Charles discusses his Swann novels and Second Story Man.

In which Jess discusses writing non-fiction, his evolving catalog of novels, NOT getting drunk with Jonathan Tropper, what it means to be "writer famous," and shares a little about his journey as a writer.

In which super reader Connie Irvine talks about how she has discovered lesser known writers such as the host, Eric Beetner, Colin Conway, and others.

In which Lou discusses his novel, NOVEMBER ROAD.

In which John discusses his career in low budget movies, and his book 'Bottom Feeders,' which is about a murder...on the set of a low budget movie.

In which Terry discusses her Samuel Craddock series.

In which Vincent discusses his multiple series of books across several mystery subgenres.

In which Debbi discusses her Sam McRae mysteries.

In which Catriona discusses her golden age mysteries starring Dandy Gilver, her comedic Lexy Campbell novels, her newest domestic Noir (Strangers at the Gate), Scotland, book conferences, and why mailboxes should be red instead of blue.

In which Owen talks about Scotland and his new book, Deadly Harm.

In which Dietrich talks about much, including his new release CALL DOWN THE THUNDER.

In which I talk to Ann about her Grace Gabbiano novels and her romantic mystery thriller, Here and Gone.

In which Trey discusses pounding his heart out as a rock and roll drummer, working in a jail, being a book conference social butterfly, owning a bookstore, and being a cop who writes.

In which Colin discusses his new release, CHARLIE-316 + the host asks for your opinion on the future of Wrong Place, Write Crime (https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/P22VSJ2).

In which Matt discusses his latest book, COUNTDOWN.

In which Jim discuss his novella, Losing Streak (ep #6 of A Grifter's Song).

In which Brian discusses his upcoming crime fiction anthology inspired by the music of Steely Dan, DIE BEHIND THE WHEEL.

In which discusses his award-winning Ellie Stone series, being a linguist, working in Hollywood as a subtitle expert, researching historical novels, the 7 Criminal Minds blog, and being the mayor of basically all of the mystery writer's conferences.

In which Hanna talks about her new novel, THE LAST.