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I might add that self-published books are a turn off for a lot of publishers. At least that's how it is handled in Europe. Once you've gone the non-traditional route you're done for the most part except you're coming up with a bestseller right away which is rather unlikely. I'd never recommend...

I like the website as well. Especially because a lot of authors don't have a website and if you're trying to figure out the right order of a book series Fantastic Fiction is my first choice to look for it.

I won't give out private information but let's say the publisher is in Germany so it wouldn't be of interest to you anyway. :-)

I did it twice and got approached by my company who is a publisher. Both were memoirs and the money quite decent. :D

I began reading Graham Masterton's Descendant last night and what can I say ? If it weren't for an early appointment with the doctor I would have read the whole night. Some great new twist to the strigoi mythos.

Dennis Lehane - The Given Day Anita Shreve - Testimony Cody McFadyen - Shadow Man Cody McFadyen - The Face of Death James Rollins - The Judas Strain

Dunno, I've just ordered the book and haven't read it yet. What I know is what I read on the internet about him.

This is probably the creepiest one I've ever heard about. Dr. Henry Howard Holmes. He confessed to 27 murders but is suspected to be the murderer of over 200 people. As far as I know he's Americas first documented serial killer and was hanged in 1896. Depraved: The Definitive True Story...

James Patterson - Double Cross

I didn't know it was running on TV. How was it called ?

There is a book about the Kissel murders. Mainly about the developments in Nancy and Robert's marriage, their life in Hong Kong and how she began to poison him. It also has something about Andrew Kissel. I read it a while ago but found it to be very one sided and open for discussion about if...

The 7th Victim by Alan Jacobsen Testimony by Anita Shreve

I use it and wouldn't want to have it any other way. :) The software works great.

Oh, I read this one quite a while ago. It is good and very interesting but needs to be read with further research as some of the techniques don't verify what P. C. claims: That W. Sickert was Jack The Ripper. There are a few website which go further into details. It's interesting to learn...

I absolutely disagree on that. Just because someone "invented" something I don't have to read or use it. Developing a genre is just that. Nothing more. There are a lot more true crime stories which are way better researched or detailed. Plus the story itself is for todays criminal studies...

I didn't like Capote's book nor did I like the movie so I wouldn't consider it to be a must read. I agree on Helter Skelter and might add that the Green River Killer might be a goob subject as well. Gary Ridgwell confessed to be the killer of 48 women and up. It took the police 20 years until...

Bought today: The Duchess by Amanda Foreman The Given Day by Dennis LeHane

I've got some cotton bals left but decided I'd take the boxing gloves as well. :D

I would love to participate, too !

That's right. At some point everything gets numb. Been there done that but here in CA it isn't really necessary. We go without tigths. :D