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DBT #0112: Joseph Kanon – Istanbul Passage
In this May 2012 interview, David talks with Joseph Kanon about ‘Istanbul Passage.’ http://dbtpodcast.s3-website-us-east-1.amazonaws.com/dbt052212.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | Download | EmbedSubscribe: RSS
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DBT #0159: Philip Kerr – A Man Without Breath (the 9th Bernie Gunther novel)
Philip Kerr is a history buff and expert, and has now released the ninth Bernie Gunther novel, “A Man Without Breath.” Mr. Kerr does a lot of research for his books, and is a very detailed writer. Most places and people in his historical thrillers are real. In this book, even Adolf Hitler makes an…
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DBT0277: Karin Slaughter – The Good Daughter
Karin Slaughter is a master. You never know what to expect. Slaughter is such a thoughtful, smart, honest, and likable person. I have been reading her since BLINDSIGHTED. I met her years ago at BOUCHERCON, and we have remained in touch ever since. You will hear during the interview just how interesting she is. So…
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DBT 0307: Charles Todd – The Black Ascot (An Inspector Ian Rutledge Mystery)
It is always a pleasure to talk to Charles and Caroline Todd, the mother / son writing duo behind the Ian Rutledge mystery series. This is book number 21 in the series, and it is hard to believe there have been that many. Every book I have read in this series has been great. Quite…
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DBT 0293: All The Beautiful Lies – Peter Swanson
Peter Swanson, whose book The Kind Worth Killing was, as far as I am concerned, a masterpiece, is back with a totally different kind of thriller, All The Beautiful Lies, and I really enjoyed this one as well. Listen as Peter talks about the craft of writing and where ideas come from. Having an idea…
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DBT #0172: Shirley Jones: A Memoir
After six decades of show business, amost 80 and as beautiful and charming as ever, Shirley Jones has written a memoir, surprisingly honest and…well, here’s what Parade Magazine called it: [quote]…a shockingly frank memoir that’s raising eyebrows—and turning Jones’s reputation as the wholesome mother Mrs. Partridge on the 1970s TV show The Partridge Family on…
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