I was recently stuck in traffic in downtown Los Angeles when I saw the 1800Autopsy van, which didn't bother me until I realized it was traveling in the wake of the "training bus."
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Who are you? An author, forensic science activist, and cohost of an online radio show.Visit this site for more information than you could want to know.
When will your next book be out? I'm working on a new Irene Kelly novel. Updates here and on my Facebook page.
What have you done for me lately? A series of six mini-anthologies have been published as ebooks. They cost $1.99 each and they each include four stories: a new short story and three stories that previously appeared in Eighteen. The six new short stories that appear in the series include two stories about Irene Kelly as a young journalism student, two about Frank Harriman as a rookie, a story about Tyler Hawthorne of The Messenger, and a story about Bunny Slye, introduced in A Study in Sherlock.
What's the most recent Irene Kelly book? The latest Irene Kelly book is Disturbance
Do you know about the random mention of Ian in that one? Yes. Blogged about that here.
Do you plan to write about Irene again? Yes. Doing that now. And there are short stories about her written since Disturbance
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What are you reading now? The Martian by Andy Weir
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How many times have you heard a speaker do that to a microphone, not quite believing his or her voice was being heard by the audience? You find me in a similar position, and apologizing in advance if I'm as clumsy as that speaker.
This is a place where readers can ask questions and get information about my books and stories, and where I'll be talking about subjects both related and unrelated to my writing.
How many times have you heard a speaker do that to a microphone, not quite believing his or her voice was being heard by the audience? You find me in a similar position, and apologizing in advance if I'm as clumsy as that speaker.
This is a place where readers can ask questions and get information about my books and stories, and where I'll be talking about subjects both related and unrelated to my writing.
4 comments:
I love it! This entry made me laugh out loud and I couldn't resist leaving a comment. I would have snapped photos too! And also--hello! Hope it's OK to post this here--I recently found the Irene Kelly series and have read everything up to "Bones" and am currently reading "Flight" (I am really get a kick out of seeing everything from Frank's POV). I'm thoroughly enjoying each new adventure and I love Irene's humor--so refreshing. I just found your website and blog and am having a great time looking through everything!
Thank you!
I'm so glad you're enjoying the series -- and yes, absolutely, this is a place where I love to hear from readers.
Jan
Hi Jan,
I haven't posted for quite a while.
I recently finished "Dear Irene" and am looking forward to the next one. I've really gotten back into the reading habit.
Unfortunately, when I am reading, especially if it's something that is really interesting me...I have a tendency to nod off..... :)
When I come to again I have to go back a page or two to figure out where I was.
Anyway,
I love the way Frank and Irene come to life on the page. After the past few books, I really feel like I know them. Almost like they are friends of mine and living, breathing people.
But I have to say, my favorite character is Wild Bill Cody.
Hi Spaceboy,
Thanks! I'm glad you are still enjoying them.
Good to hear from you again!
Jan
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