Lee Child, Michael Connelly, Val McDermid, Robert Crais, Laurie R. King, Jacqueline Winspear...and a couple hundred other scribblers will be speaking and hanging around the hotel bar at Bouchercon this week in San Francisco.
I’ll be appearing on the “Books to Film” panel and will spill my horror stories of the Writer-in-Hollywood.
The folks I want to hear are on the e-books panel: Lee Goldberg, Boyd Morrison, Bill Fitzhugh, Wendy Hornsby, and David Hewsen. E-books are already outselling dead-tree books on Amazon. What’s in the future? What about pricing? Will e-books kill off the New York publishers? I’ll tell you after they tell me.
What else is new? Today is the Kindle launch of
"Mortal Sin" ($2.99), my 1994 Jake Lassiter thriller. The ethically challenged Miami lawyer is sleeping with a client’s wife and chasing down a mob-backed plan to bring casino gambling to an Everglades Indian reservation.
In keeping with the rules, I'll post more about it on the Author Self-Promotion pages.
Paul Levine
"To Speak for the Dead"
"Night Vision"
"False Dawn"
"Reversal"
"Mortal Sin"