Technology moves at a strange pace, and we continue to chase the trends as they develop. I regret that we don't have a solid, single space for everything but, it seems the world of the web is developing in that sort of direction. So we will just keep after it.
This said, our newest videos which will typically range from short to maybe 10-15 minutes will be updated to www.youtube.com/authorevents each week. The longer, complete author interviews will still remain acessible in the video player here on the blog. Feel free to email me (will@poisonedpen.com) with any questions or comments.
One new clip features McCavity, Shamus and Edgar nominated author Reed Farrell Coleman(aka Tony Spinosa) talking about his latest book TOWER which he co-authored with Ken Bruen.
Born into a rough Brooklyn neighborhood, outsiders in their own families, Nick and Todd forge a lifelong bond that persists in the face of crushing loss, blood, and betrayal. Low-level wiseguys with little ambition and even less of a future, the friends become major players in the potential destruction of an international crime syndicate that stretches from the cargo area at Kennedy Airport to the streets of New York, Belfast, and Boston to the alleyways of Mexican border towns. Their paths are littered with the bodies of undercover cops, snitches, lovers, and stone-cold killers. In the tradition of The Long Goodbye, Mystic River, and The Departed, Tower is a powerful meditation on friendship, fate, and fatality. A twice-told tale done in the unique format of parallel narratives that intersect at deadly crossroads, Tower is like a beautifully crafted knife to the heart. Imagine a Brooklyn rabbi/poet -- Reed Farrel Coleman -- collaborating with a mad Celt from the West of Ireland -- Ken Bruen -- to produce a novel unlike anything you've ever encountered. A ferocious blast of gut-wrenching passion that blends the fierce granite of Galway and the streetwise rap of Brooklyn. Fasten your seat belts, this is an experience that is as incendiary as it is heart shriven.
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