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The Crime Fiction Dossier: 11/01/2003 - 12/01/2003

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The Crime Fiction Dossier. Musings on the world of crime fiction, including books, news, reviews, authors, movies, television and more. Sunday, November 30, 2003. Black (and white) is beautiful! The use of black and white film was so important in the history of cinema. Color was actually invented fairly early on, but many films continued to be shot in black and white, as it was considered to be the proper medium for certain kinds of films, particularly the more "serious" stories. And let me say again, fo...

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Mark C. O'Connor | High Country Noir | Page 2

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Mark C. O'Connor. April 14, 2016. April 15, 2016. Mark C. O'Connor. I’m re-reading Edward Abbey’s novel. Like its famous predecessor,. The Monkey Wrench Gang. It’s best seen as satire. Fire on the Mountain. The Monkey Wrench Gang. Which I found tiresome. It’s a romp, and fun for a while, but too long. And the eco-warriors are a bit too cute. Fire on the Mountain. Similarly, sticks mostly to the story-telling business and lets the tragedy speak for itself. Fire on the Mountain. We live in this constant dy...

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Vicki Hendricks - Fiction Writing Tips: More on Sex Scenes

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Vicki Hendricks - Fiction Writing Tips. A source for aspiring fiction writers, especially those interested in crime writing. Thursday, March 24, 2011. More on Sex Scenes. I have several sex scenes that I've collected and analyzed, so I'm going to share another. It seems that my favorite kind of sex is funny sex. Adding humor and a light moment can be another good reason to create a sex scene! I forgot to mention on the last excerpt that the italics are mine, used to point out particular word choice.).

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Flashback | Crimespree Magazine

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Flashback: An interview with Shawn Ryan. Posted by Jeremy Lynch. I said. What do you do? I work for a TV show. You a staff writer? No, Coach Shawn said. I created a show. Which one? The Shield. Uh,. Flashback: Perfection…and How To Achieve it. Posted by Walter Satterthwait. Flashback: Korean Noir – The films of Chan-w. Posted by Todd Robinson. Flashback: WHAT IS A THRILLER? Posted by David Morrell. This originally appeared in issue ten (Jan/Feb 2006) WHAT IS A THRILLER? Flashback: My Favorite Crime Film.

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Rogue Taino: December 2006

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Crime fiction. Pop culture. La vida. Thursday, December 28, 2006. The Devil's Mambo: Poisoned Kiss". I put this initial teaser of the The Devil's Mambo: Poisoned Kiss. Book trailer/short film on my myspace page and recently found out it has gotten over 1,400 views. This is without me doing any kind of promotion, so maybe the booktrailer will be an effective marketing tool for the novel. Get this video and more at MySpace.com. Posted by jerry a. rodriguez at 6:28 PM. Monday, December 25, 2006. It's the fi...

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Rogue Taino: February 2006

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Crime fiction. Pop culture. La vida. Thursday, February 02, 2006. While I was attending Long Island University in Brooklyn during the big, bad 80's, I took a screenwriting course. I decided to write a thriller titled Neon Boulevard. In other words.pass. It was a crime thriller set in a sex club in Miami. Got the job thanks to Hunting The Innocent. I titled the new screenplay Blinded By Sin. Fast forward to 2005. My roommate, writer and man about town, Michael A. Gonzales,. Sent me an email entitled "Kens...

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Rogue Taino: September 2006

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Crime fiction. Pop culture. La vida. Sunday, September 03, 2006. The cover.finally. A whole other battle. I can't really get into the details. But I'm happy. Got the kind of cover I wanted, one that truly represents my novel. Props to Kris Noble, the Art Director at Kensington. And my editor Sulay, who sure knows how to put up a fight and doesn't give in. Strange to see the cover and title and watching a dream come to fruition. Posted by jerry a. rodriguez at 10:39 AM. Jerry a. rodriguez. Better fortify ...

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Rogue Taino: March 2006

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Crime fiction. Pop culture. La vida. Wednesday, March 01, 2006. Under A Puerto Rican Sky. My new short story Under a Puerto Rican Sky. Is featured in the March issue of the online literary magazine natcreole.com. Posted by jerry a. rodriguez at 7:53 PM. Jerry a. rodriguez. Brooklyn, New York, United States. Jerry is a writer-director from Brooklyn. His story. Will appear in the upcoming anthology. Which also features Walter Mosley, among others. His story. Will appear in Bronx Biannual II. His novel.