Bruce's News
Interviewed by award-winning
suspense writer Donnell Ann Bell
Check out award-winning suspense writer Donnell Ann Bell’s interview with me digging into the story behind my latest whodunit, No Time for Murder. And while you’re there, check out Donnell’s books.
https://bit.ly/3VKsH4L
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suspense writer Donnell Ann Bell
Check out award-winning suspense writer Donnell Ann Bell’s interview with me digging into the story behind my latest whodunit, No Time for Murder. And while you’re there, check out Donnell’s books.
https://bit.ly/3VKsH4L
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Awarded the Colorado Authors League’s 2022 Lifetime Achievement Award
Honored to receive the 2022 Lifetime Achievement Award presented by the Colorado Authors League (it's heavy). I've belonged to CAL for over 40 years, serving in countless positions and meeting many of my favorite writer friends.
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Honored to receive the 2022 Lifetime Achievement Award presented by the Colorado Authors League (it's heavy). I've belonged to CAL for over 40 years, serving in countless positions and meeting many of my favorite writer friends.
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Fun on a Podcast
Yours truly had a blast as a guest on the podcast of Realm of Darkness. The podcast normally focuses on true crime stories, so I discussed how crime fiction writers are often inspired by or draw heavily on true crime stories and real criminals. Think such well-known books as The Black Dahlia, Murder on the Orient Express, and The Silence of the Lambs—as well as my less well known mysteries such as Bonded for Murder and The Big Dive.
You can catch the podcast at https://fb.watch/c809h-VsfZ/
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Yours truly had a blast as a guest on the podcast of Realm of Darkness. The podcast normally focuses on true crime stories, so I discussed how crime fiction writers are often inspired by or draw heavily on true crime stories and real criminals. Think such well-known books as The Black Dahlia, Murder on the Orient Express, and The Silence of the Lambs—as well as my less well known mysteries such as Bonded for Murder and The Big Dive.
You can catch the podcast at https://fb.watch/c809h-VsfZ/
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Camp Amache designated National Historic Site
Camp Amache in southern Colorado, one of the ten shameful Japanese-American internment camps, finally was designated a National Historic Site March 18, 2022, by President Joe Biden. The camp figures prominently in my post-World War II mystery The Big Dive. During its three years in existence, 10,000 Japanese passed through, with a peak population of 7,318 in February 1943. That made it the tenth largest town in Colorado. You can read more about life inside the barbed wire in my blog.
Camp Amache in southern Colorado, one of the ten shameful Japanese-American internment camps, finally was designated a National Historic Site March 18, 2022, by President Joe Biden. The camp figures prominently in my post-World War II mystery The Big Dive. During its three years in existence, 10,000 Japanese passed through, with a peak population of 7,318 in February 1943. That made it the tenth largest town in Colorado. You can read more about life inside the barbed wire in my blog.
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Ruby Dark’s debut in Bonded for Murder is available
at many of your favorite ebook retailers.
Ruby Dark’s debut in Bonded for Murder is available
at many of your favorite ebook retailers.
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Online Author Interview
Catch S.P. Brown's interview with me where I discuss the writing life, my latest mystery The Big Dive, plot versus character, and some of my favorite books.
https://www.spbrownbooks.com/bruce-most-interview
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Weegee short story published
My short story Flashgun appeared in the April 2020 issue of Mystery Weekly. It again features Weegee, the famous 1930s New York City crime photographer, as he solves the murder of a mobster.
My short story Flashgun appeared in the April 2020 issue of Mystery Weekly. It again features Weegee, the famous 1930s New York City crime photographer, as he solves the murder of a mobster.
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Short Story Praised
My short story, "The Dead Man in the Pearl Gray Hat," was named Best Story I Read This Week by Robert Lopresti’s Little Big Crimes blog. The story appeared in the August 2019 issue of Mystery Weekly. The story is a riff on the larger-than-life Weegee, New York City's most famous crime photographer in the late 1930s and early 1940s.
You can read Lapresti's comments here.
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My appearance on Jerry Fabyanic’s Writers Talk on Clear Creek Radio is available on podcast. The opening is truncated a bit due to some technical difficulties, but you can still listen to most of it by going to
http://www.bighornbookclub.com/portfolio…/bonded-for-murder/.
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Selling my mysteries at a Christmas
market in Georgetown, Colorado
Selling my mysteries at a Christmas
market in Georgetown, Colorado