I’ve been hard at work preparing the following event. This is the one to go to — I got four incredible people to agree to participate. Wednesday, November 16, 7:00PM 100 Years of Unsolved Murder in New York The Graduate Center of the City University of New York, Public Programs, 365 Fifth Avenue (between 34th […]

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I was just posting about the holidays on my personal blog, and it reminded me that 59 of the murders that went cold in New York (since 1985) happened on Christmas Eve and Christmas day, and 18 on New Year’s Eve. Happy holidays.

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I’m going to institute a policy. If you want to trash someone you’re going to have to display some courage. Taking anonymous cheap shots will not be not allowed. Someone calling himself Dick Long recently posted vague, disparaging comments about a cold case detective without facts or explanation. Dick Long, perhaps. No balls — definitely. […]

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My reading tomorrow night has been rescheduled!! It’s now set for November 15. I’m sorry for the short notice. This is all the notice I got, too. Once again, I’ll be reading with another writer, Nate Blakeslee, who will be reading from his new book, Tulia. From his starred review in Publisher’s Weekly, “Those familiar […]

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