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AUTHORS
L.F. Crawford
L.F. Crawford holds an M.A. in Psychology with a background in addiction and recovery. She’s the award-winning author of fourteen novels, including her Blaize/Zoloski series, Blaize of Glory, Hat Trick, 12 Jagged Steps, and Blaize of Trouble featuring 12-step counselor and food addict Blaize McCue. She’s currently at work on her latest Blaize/Zoloski novel, Undercover Blaize.
Kris Neri
Kris Neri's novels include the standalone suspense novel, Never Say Die, and the Agatha, Anthony, and Macavity Award-nominated Tracy Eaton mysteries, Revenge of the Gypsy Queen and Dem Bones' Revenge. She has published almost sixty short stories, and is a two-time Derringer Award winner for short mystery fiction. She teaches writing online for the prestigious Writers' Program of the UCLA Extension School. Kris Neri is co-owner, with her husband, Joe, of The Well Red Coyote bookstore in Sedona, Arizona. Readers can reach her through her website: www.krisneri.com.
M.M. Palmer
M.M. Palmer's first novel, L of a Way to Go, featuring boomer PI Eleanor "L" Scott ~~ an ex-globetrotting computer consultant turned cyber sleuth ~~ won both the Popular Fiction Association's Murder in the Grove award and the Pacific Northwest Writers Association's Zola Award for best adult genre. A former freelance writer and motivational speaker, M.M. now resides in Tacoma, Washington where she helps manage the family's real estate business and the 100 tenants who provided her with an endless source of characters. Currently, she is working on the next L Scott adventure, Straight to L.
Robert Weibezahl
Robert Weibezahl made his mystery debut with The Wicked and the Dead, set in Hollywood and featuring screenwriter/amateur sleuth Billy Winnetka. Midwest Book Review called the book "a tightly-written mystery with captivating characters . . . a real page turner with one bang of a finish." Weibezahls popular mystery cookbooks, A Taste of Murder and A Second Helping of Murder, both written with Jo Grossman, were Agatha and Macavity Award finalists. His short fiction has appeared in Futures Mysterious Anthology Magazine, and he writes the monthly "Well Read" column for Book Page. Also a book publicist, he lives in southern California, where he is at work on Billy's next crime adventure. Visit his website at www.RobertWeibezahl.com.
Tim Wohlforth
Tim Wohlforths story "Jesus Christ Is Dead!" made the "Distinguished Mystery Stories" list in Otto Penzlers 2005 Best American Mystery Stories. A story of his was chosen for inclusion in the Mystery Writers of Americas Death Do Us Part, edited by Harlan Coben. He is a 2003 Pushcart Prize Nominee. He has received a Certificate of Excellence from the Dana Literary Society. Wohlforth has had seventy-two short stories accepted for publication. A contemporary noir novel, No Time To Mourn, was recently published. He co-authored the non-fiction book, On The Edge: Political Cults Right and Left. Lee Child has called him "an exciting new voice." www.timwohlforth.com |
