CRIMESPREE MAGAZINE #46
Edited by Jon Jordan and Ruth Jordan
DESCRIPTION
Crimespree #46’s cover feature is none other than Brad Parks. He is interviewed by Jon Jordan. Ayo Onatade talks with Belinda Bauer who won the CWA Gold Dagger in 2010. Scott Montgomery writes about the great Milton T. Burton. Keith Thomson explains how to construct a beer can bazooka (complete with pictures!) and Richard Barre talks about the eRevolution and him.
Short fiction in this issue is provided by William T. Hathaway and Seamus Scanlon.
Reed Farrel Coleman–The Evil Empire part 1; Craig McDonald–Messing with Memory; Amy Alessio–Teen Trends. Chelsea Cain introduces the 5 books and albums that changed her life while Zoe Sharp talks about her books in behind the books. All this and so much more.
No, we didn’t forget the DVD Reviews, Buzz Bin, Book Reviews and Comics.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Guest From The Editor by Kate Malmon
2. Milton T. Burton Obituary by Scott Montgomery
3. Fu Manchu by Dan Malmon
4. Hanging with Ayo by Ayo Onatade
5. From Crime Fiction Lover 2 Publisher 2 Author by Sara Blaedel
6. Kindle Shorts by Steven Torres
7. The Reemergence of Richard Barre by Richard Barre
8. A Tale Of Two Publishers by Jeffery Burton
9. FICTION: Summerland Key by William T Hathaway
10. COVER STORY: Brad Parks
11. COVER STORY: Brad Parks Interview by Jon Jordan
12. Beer Can Bazooka by Keith Thomson
13. Why I Wrote Living Proof by Kira Peikoff
14. Craig’s Joint by Craig McDonald
15. The Evil Empire–Part I by Reed Farrel Coleman
16. Mystery Town with Linda Brown
17. Amy Alessio’s Teen Beat
18. Jenn’s Bookshelves Round Up by Jenn Lawrence
19. An Author’s Backyard Research by Jennifer McAndrews
20. 5 Books and Albums That Changed My Life by Chelsea Cain
21. The Family Corleone & the Godfather Legacy by Jon Jordan
22. FICTION: Collecting by Seamus Scanlon
23. Behind the Books by Zoe Sharp
24. Crime and Idiocy by Jennifer Jordan
25. Facebook Friday Reads
26. Eye On Hollywood by Jeremy Lynch
27. DVD Reviews
28. Buzz Bin
29. Book Reviews
30. Crimespree On Comics
31. Cooking With Crimespree by Matthew McBride