Wrong Place, Write Crime

In which Colin discusses his Grifter's Song novella (ep 5), LOST IN MIDDLE AMERICA

In which Michael discusses his new book, Rose City.

In which Travis discusses his short story collection, BLOODSHOT AND BRUISED, and Frank updates listeners on new and upcoming releases.

In which Colin talks about his law enforcment career with the Yorkshire Metro Police, his early novels, his Jim Grant thrillers, and the differences between the US and the UK, including how US cops carry guns, but he wore a cape and carried a suggestively shaped wooden baton.

In which Shawn talks about his debut novel, MY DARKEST PRAYER.

In which Gary discusses his new release, THE MOVIE MAKERS (A Grifter's Song #4)

In which Colin discusses the re-issue of his novel, SOME DEGREE OF MURDER.

In which Terrence discusses his 1930s mysteries (including The Fairfax Incident), his present-day spy thrillers, his Aaron Mackey westerns, researching period fiction, ghostwriting, and the magic (and tarnish) of writer's conferences.

In which Joni talks about her latest book, WEST OF FAMOUS.

In which Larry talks about his new release, THE WHALE (episode #3 of A GRIFTER'S SONG)

In which Ed talks about his new release, THE UNREPENTANT.

In which Lono discusses his Portland-based Wiley series, including the new release LIZZIE'S LULLABY, always being the new kid in school while growing up (or, the art of being user friendly), how he met Lee Child and got a killer blurb from him, and how odd it was being a Hawaiian outsider in Hawaii.

In which Richie discusses his new book, Hipster Death Rattle

In which JD discusses his episode of A Grifter's Song -- PEOPLE LIKE US.

In which Nick discusses his newest book, MAIN BAD GUY.

In which Dana discusses his Penn's River series of police procedurals, including the latest release, TEN-SEVEN, the beauty of Bouchercon, his Nick Forte PI series, meeting Scott Phillips, and reading to Corky.

In which Angel discusses his newest book, Hell Chose Me.

In which illustrator, graphic artist and book cover designer, whose work includes the Ania series and A Grifter's Song, talks about his art.

In which Colin discusses his new novel, The Side Hustle.

In which Gray discusses his newest thriller, FLIGHT OF THE FOX, genre-hopping and genre-mixing, his work-in-progress which frankly sounds to the host like it will kick The Da Vinci Code's ass, writing fiction with some history in it (some of it even true), the demise of true news reporting in the American media, and why he has never used an emoji in his life.