Saturday, February 13, 2010

Meet Our New Every Other Saturday Blogger, Robert W. Walker

We're happy to welcome a terrific mystery author and teacher here at Make Mine Mystery. Every other Saturday Rob Walker will offer advice and observations from his years of experience as an author, along with brand new insights on the latest marketing ideas. Here's a brief introduction of our new blogger:

 Award-winning author, ROBERT W. WALKER created his highly acclaimed INSTINCT and EDGE SERIES between 1982 and 2005. Rob has since written his award-winning historical series featuring Inspector Alastair Ransom with CITY FOR RANSOM (2006), SHADOWS IN THE WHITE CITY (2007), and CITY OF THE ABSENT (2008). This history-mystery hybrid straddles the Chicago World’s Fair circa 1893, and has had enthusiastic reviews from Chicago historians and the Chicago Tribune, which likened “the witticism to Mark Twain, the social consciousness to Dickens, and the ghoulish atmosphere to Poe!” Rob’s current work in progress is THE DIRTY OLD HARRY SQUAD, a Cold Case concept meshed with an aging police force. His next historical fiction, CHILDREN of SALEM, while an historical romance and suspense novel exposes the many sad truths surrounding Salem Witchcraft, 1692.
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Don't miss Rob's Journal where he shares the writing of his new book at his own blogspot called Dirty Deeds. You can travel through the process with him at nb@cbltd.com

Welcome Aboard, Rob!

8 comments:

Morgan Mandel said...

We're glad to have you join us, Rob and looking forward to some great posts!

Morgan Mandel
http://morganmandel.blogspot.com

Anonymous said...

Welcome aboard, Rob! Hope to see many of your posts here in the future.

Libby McKinmer said...

Welcome -- so glad to have you join us. I'm looking forward to what you'd like to share with us, and getting to know you!

Adele said...

Cool, looking forward ot seeing these new columns.

Vivian Zabel said...

Welcome, Rob. I'm always glad to meet another author, especially one who write in the mystery genre.

Vivian
http://vivianzabel.blogspot.com

Earl Staggs said...

Hey, Rob. Always a pleasure to rub shoulders with you. You have a wealth of writing knowledge and you're not afraid to use it.

And, remember, you can speak freely here with no fear of Saintly interference. ;-)

Dana Fredsti said...

Welcome, Rob!

Unknown said...

Good man, Robert. Always enjoy your posts, and am excited to have you with us.