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Chin Wag At The Slaughterhouse: Interview With Anne Trager

Anne Trager grew up in Ohio, loves the south west of the US, and calls France home. She founded Le French Book. This publishing house just released The Bleiberg Project, which was published on April 30. Anne met me at … Continue reading →

Chin Wag At The Slaughterhouse: Interview With Tony Black

Award winning novelist Tony Black is writing some of the most compelling crime novels in the UK at the moment. Gritty and Noir, they paint a real and unsparing picture. Black has a new novel out, Last Orders, and I … Continue reading →

Chin Wag At The Slaughterhouse: Interview With Maria Olsen

Maria Olsen is an actor, casting director, director, and producer from Los Angeles, California. She’s played many roles, and appeared in Percy Jackson and The Lightning Thief, and Folklore among many others. She is also acting in and producer of … Continue reading →

Chin Wag At The Slaughterhouse: Interview With John Lescroart

John Lescroart is a New York Time bestselling author known for his series of legal and crime thriller novels featuring the character Dismas Hardy. His novels have sold more than ten million copies, have been translated into twenty-two languages in … Continue reading →

Chin Wag At The Slaughterhouse: Interview With T. Jefferson Parker

T. Jefferson Parker is the critically acclaimed author of some of the best crime novels out there. His first, Laguna Heat, written on evenings and weekends while he worked as a journalist, was published to rave reviews and made into … Continue reading →

Chin Wag At The Slaughterhouse: Interview With James Thompson

James Thompson became Finland’s best and most popular representative in the rise of Nordic noir with his internationally published novel, Snow Angels. It was selected as one of Booklist’s Best Crime Novel Debuts of the Year and nominated for an … Continue reading →

Quick Fire At The Slaughterhouse: Interview With Craig Douglas

Craig Douglas is the unsung hero behind the Near To The Knuckle anthology. Darren Sant of course is also involved and the two make a fine team. But if it weren’t for men like Craig there would be no anthologies. … Continue reading →

Chin Wag At The Slaughterhouse: Interview With David James Keaton

David James Keaton writes highly inventive hybrid novels that cross genres. He has a new book out, Fish Bites Cop!, a subversive mixture of prose styles that threaten the status quo of those who seek certainties within the genre heavy … Continue reading →

Chin Wag At The Slaughterhouse: Interview With Zoë Sharp

Zoë Sharp is the award winning author of the fast paced, action packed Charlie Fox novels. Her writing has been nominated for the coveted Edgar Award from the Mystery Writers of America, the Anthony Award presented by the Bouchercon World … Continue reading →

B.R. Stateham At The Slaughterhouse: Quick Fire With Smitty

B.R. Stateham has created a resilient and popular character in Smitty. His hit man is a subtle balance of hard and likeable, no mean feat. Stateham’s writing never disappoints, as his latest Smitty tale, There Are No Heroes, shows. Smitty … Continue reading →