Date: June, 30 2018
An author talk for Santa Cruz Noir at the Scotts Valley branch of the Santa Cruz Public Library, featuring editor Susie Bright and contributors Jessica Breheny and Seana Graham, on writing noir.
Gateway to the Stars by Matthew McGevna Mastic Beach, Long Island (from Long Island Noir) Great with fear, Nick was deliberate about getting out of his car just as the policeman had told him. The order came after Nick was ordered to cut the engine because the noise from his broken muffler was “waking up […]
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She always left him, wandering off like a cat without provocation or explanation, returning just as suddenly and without comment after a day or a week or a month. He loved her, but it was hard to keep track of where he stood in her life. He kept her clothes neatly stacked in a chest of drawers and hoped for the best . . .
Join us and LIVE from the NYPL on Wednesday, November 5, at 7:00 PM for a joint launch event for Tehran Noir and Tel Aviv Noir!
To celebrate the release of The Family Mansion, Hirsh Sawhney asks Anthony C. Winkler about his writing process; what he thinks should be required reading for people interested in the Caribbean; and why writing screenplays is so different than writing a novel.
Date: September, 19 2017
Join Chicago editor and author Keir Graff to celebrate the release of his latest venture, MONTANA NOIR, an anthology of original crime fiction set in Graff’s home state. Co-edited with James Grady (author of the iconic SIX DAYS OF THE CONDOR) and published by Brooklyn’s Akashic Books, MONTANA NOIR features 14 original short stories by […]
Date: October, 13 2018
A Santa Cruz Noir Writing Workshop at Café Charla with editor Susie Bright and contributors Maceo Montoya, Margaret Elysia Gacia, and Dillon Kaiser. La siréna, El camarón, y La escalera: What’s it like to write noir genre novels, scripts, and stories—with voices who are rarely seen in the mainstream? Free, open to the public.