Tuesday, July 23, 2013

J. Kingston Pierce Interviews me for Kirkus









by J. Kingston Pierce (The Rap Sheet) on July 23, 2013
I’m always surprised when I hear longtime followers of crime and mystery fiction say they’ve never read anything by Ed Gorman. I mean, really, what does Gorman have to do to capture their attention? He’s churned out novels—around 100 of them so far—over the last three decades. He has also penned myriad works of short fiction, edited anthologies of crime, horror and western tales, supplied introductions to collections of stories he didn’t also edit, and along the way lent his enthusiasm and support to younger writers who still believe they have something unique to ...


4 comments:

Mathew Paust said...

Terrific interview. And looking forward to the new Dev Conrad novel.

Bill Pronzini said...

Well-deserved accolades and fine interview, Ed. If I had my way, you'd be MWA's next Grand Master.

Prashant C. Trikannad said...

Very inspirational, Mr. Gorman, thanks very much!

pattinase (abbott) said...

Loved it, ed. Full of surprises.