The End.
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About Me
- Clayton Moore
- Clayton Moore is a freelance writer and book critic specializing in crime fiction, mysteries and thrillers. His work has appeared in Kirkus Reviews, The Denver Post, Paste Magazine, Atomic Magazine, The Rocky Mountain News and Bookslut.com.
My Book Reviews
- Mystery Column at Bookslut.com
- Columns and Reviews at Bookslut.com
- Schooled in strength: LaNier's lessons from the Little Rock Nine
- Just Like Us by Helen Thorpe
- A Russian Diary by Anna Politkovskaya
- Dead Boys by Richard Lange
- An Arsonist's Guide to Writers' Homes In New England by Brock Clarke
- Heyday by Kurt Andersen
- Sacred Games by Vikram Chandra
- Cinnamon Kiss by Walter Mosley
- Conversations with Tom Petty by Paul Zollo
- JPod by Douglas Coupland
- The Interpretation of Murder by Jed Rubenfeld
- The Pale Blue Eye by Louis Bayard
- Pattern Recognition by William Gibson
- Greatest Hits (Anthology)
- Bangkok Tattoo by John Burdett
- Anonymous Lawyer by Jeremy Blachman
My Arts Features
- Black 47 (Dirty Linen)
- A Trip Through London's Borough Market
- Down 'N' Dirty with Andrew Vachss
- An Interview with Tim Sandlin
- An Interview with Alexander McCall Smith
- Bobby Darin: Singing His Heart Out
- Two-Day Dubliner (Go World Travel)
- Chasing Tintin (Go World Travel)
- Graphic Attack: Vertigo Comics
- An Interview with Ian Rankin
- An Interview with Christopher Moore
Aviation and Business Features
- An Interview with Apollo 11 Astronaut Buzz Aldrin
- An Interview with Senator George McGovern
- Mike Mullane: Riding Rockets
- Silver Wings Wingwalking Team
- Around the World With Barrington Irving
- Craig Hosking Brings Aerial Thrills to Hollywood
- Shades of Blue
- Supersonic Business Jets
- The Legend Cub
- Webb Consulting's Virtual Success
- When Tigers Roared
- LoPresti Builds the Perfect Airplane
My Publications
Writers at Large
Usual Suspects
Bookish Pursuits
1 comment:
It’s sad news, the end of an era. So many people out of work. Sounds like a good time to write the great American novel- or at least one that sells.
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