Tuesday, June 9, 2009
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- Welcome to Jungle Red, a salon of six mystery writers. Here, it's all about writing. And not writing. And our search for motive in life, love, fiction and reality.
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Jan Brogan
"A Piece of Cake" will be published in a humorous collection of essays, I'M GOING TO COLLEGE--NOT YOU (St. Martin's Press, 8/10), also including authors Anna Quindlen and Jane Hamilton. -
Rhys Bowen
ROYAL FLUSH is nominated for the AGATHA for Best Novel of 2009!
IN A GILDED CAGE is nominated for the Bruce Alexander Historical Mystery award. And Rhys will be toastmaster at the upcoming Malice Domestic convention. -
Hank Phillippi Ryan
AIR TIME is nominated for the AGATHA for Best Novel of 2009!
"On the House" is nominated for the AGATHA for Best Short Story of 2009! -
Hallie Ephron
NEVER TELL A LIE is a finalist for the Mary Higgins Clark Award!
It’s also nominated for the Salt Lake Libraries Readers Choice award. -
Rosemary Harris
DEAD HEAD is a Mystery Guild selection. -
Roberta Isleib
Roberta's mini-mystery for a Habitat for Humanity fundraiser features her home town, Madison, CT, as the main character. Read it Here. The 2010 mini-mystery coming soon! -
Jungle Red Writers has been named one of the top 50 mystery blogs by
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5 Comments:
Thanks for taking all of the great plant names for your books! You've made it hard for the rest of us. I almost called book two Money Plant (after Corpse Flower was nixed), but the publisher didn't like it.
Quiz time -
Everything sounded believable to me until the alligator...in Massachusetts?
We used to have lots of honesty in our garden in England. I really miss it.
Quiz: The alligator sounds too unbelievable to be false, so I'll go for the saxophone.
I'm guessng the house was never destroyed by a tornado.
I'm thinking/hoping the alligator may be ceramic.
Well, would you make up the tornado thing?
I'm going for saxophone.
S'pose you won't tell us any of the names...
I know the pilot part is true, so yeah, I'm going for the sax!
Thanks for having Cynthia on - she's a wonder and her books a joy.
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