01 June 2007

The June big thrill

www.thrillerwriters.org - The June Big Thrill is here.

The June edition of International Thriller Writers' webzine is now online at the link above. Here, they say, are just some of the new articles:

  • HEATHER GRAHAM reveals secrets in an exclusive interview by CJ LYONS

  • MARK COMBES' debut provides Caribbean mystery and suspense in RUNNING WRECKED

  • Bestselling author JAVIER SIERRA writes a haunting and evocative historical tale in THE LADY IN BLUE

  • MIKE LAWSON uncovers spies and criminal operatives in his taut military thriller THE SECOND PERIMETER

  • LADYKILLER is the latest dark tale from the team of LAWRENCE LIGHT & MEREDITH ANTHONY

  • In-depth ThrillerTalk with JAMES GRIPPANDO, BRAD MELTZER, CLIVE CUSSLER & PAUL KEMPRECOS, VICKI HENDRICKS, PJ PARRISH, and PAUL LEVINE

  • And so much more from the best thriller authors on the planet!

1 Jun 2007 20:48:23 | Writing

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Brooklyn Frank

coolness. thanks for posting this.

-frank

Posted by: Brooklyn Frank | 01 June 2007 at 23:23

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