Meet the new blog - same as the old blog

This version of my blog is now closed. I've migrated everything over to my new combined blog and website. You can go there by clicking here. What are you waiting for?

Official Graham Edwards blog and website

Mystery Women and Black Star Crime

Mystery Women magazine has published a nice review by Radmila May of the entire launch selection from Black Star Crime, the short-lived crime imprint created by Harlequin last year. The six titles are:

A Narrow Escape by Faith Martin
Double Cross by Tracy Gilpin
Murder Plot by Lance Elliott
Lost and Found by Vivian Roberts
Runaway Minister by Nick Curtis
Tuscan Termination by Margaret Moore

Why am I telling you this? Partly because you can now get them all as ebooks for Amazon's Kindle. And partly because I am Nick Curtis. You can find out more about Runaway Minister, and how I came to ghost it under a pseudonym, on my website here.

Radmila calls Runaway Minister a "fast-paced, well-written thriller, with lively, sharp dialogue." To my delight (and genuine surprise), Radmila also picked it out as her favourite of the six books. I say download the lot and make your own mind up.

More Best Horror

You can't keep a good anthology down. David Marshall's posted a fine review of The Best Horror of the Year Volume 1 on his blog. Best of all (for me at least), he's got this to say about my story Girl in Pieces featured in the collection:

"Then comes my favourite. “Girl in Pieces” by Graham Edwards tramples over every genre boundary it can think of, then makes up another and tramples that down as well. It’s a mesmerising piece of writing in which a PI in a multidimensional physical world can do deals with deities for their magic while following through on a golem client wrongly accused of murder."