
Alex Dueben
Contributor at Comics Journal Magazine
Writer, Critic, Storyteller. He/him. alex.dueben at gmail
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1 week ago |
crimereads.com | Alex Dueben
As a writer Malka Older is known for her science fiction series The Centenal Cycle. She is also an aid worker and sociologist, the Executive Director of Global Voices, and a Faculty Associate at Arizona State University. In 2023 she launched a new series, The Investigations of Mossa and Pleiti, which is s science fiction mystery set on Jupiter. It’s also a second chance romance between a police investigator and an academic who in the first book are thrown together years after they broke up.
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1 month ago |
crimereads.com | Alex Dueben
Shaina Steinberg is a screenwriter and novelist whose second book in the Bishop and Gallagher series is just out from Kensington Books. The story of Evelyn Bishop and Nick Gallagher, two OSS operatives who meet again after the war – years after leaving government service and breaking up with each other – each returned to Los Angeles, struggling to find something unlike the lives they left behind.
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1 month ago |
crimereads.com | Alex Dueben
Anthony Horowitz’s biographies often state that he “may have committed more (fictional) murders than any other living author,” which may be true. Best known in the US for his work in television as the creator and primary writer of Foyle’s War, a writer for the show Poirot and the developer of the long-running Midsomer Murders, Horowitz is also the writer of the young adult Alex Rider series of novels.
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Mar 26, 2025 |
crimereads.com | Alex Dueben
Chris Offutt has long been a “writer’s writer” acclaimed for his short story collections, memoir and novels. And though he spent his earlier career raising children and working occasionally in Hollywood, in recent years he’s been busier and more prolific than ever. Offutt’s new novel The Reluctant Sheriff is his fourth novel featuring Mick Hardin, and his fifth novel to be released in the past decade.
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Mar 13, 2025 |
tcj.com | Alex Dueben
Will Franz had a short career in comics. With the exception of a few stories in the decades since, Franz began writing for Charleton Comics as a teenager in 1967 with " The Sniper ," in Charleton Premiere #19 , and his career ended just a few years later. Between 1967 and 1970 he wrote a number of short comics for the company, including " The Organist and the SS " and " Kewpie Dolls " which appeared in titles like Army War Heroes , Attack , Fightin' Army , Fightin' Marines , War Heroes .
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