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Tag Archives: The Chill of Night
What’s Lost in Translation?
James Hayman: My wife Jeanne and I recently had dinner in Portland with a Swiss friend we’ve known since our days in Ridgewood, NJ. Dagmar left New Jersey about the same time we did and returned with her husband and … Continue reading
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Tagged bestsellers, German The Cutting, James Hayman, Lost in translation, The Chill of Night, The Cutting, Translation
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Imaginary Friends
Jim Hayman: Yesterday, I finished edits on my third book which I am presently calling Darkness First and sent them off to my agent. She, in turn, sent the manuscript to my editors, Stef Bierwerth at Penguin UK in London … Continue reading
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Tagged Abby Quinn, Darkness First, Eastport, Machias, Maggie Savage, The Chill of Night, The Cutting
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Making It Real
Jim Hayman: Like most published writers, from time to time I’m invited to participate in a variety of literary events. Readings and book signings at bookstores and libraries, panel discussions and larger scale events like the Summer Book Fair in … Continue reading
Online Piracy: It’s Way Past Time to do Something About It.
Jim Hayman: Do writers, musicians and film-makers deserve to be paid for their work? I think most people would agree that they do. Does anyone have the right to create electronic versions of someone else’s work and sell it or … Continue reading
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Tagged copyright, James Hayman, mystery, mystery writing, Online piracy, Piracy, The Chill of Night, The Cutting
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A Glorious Fall in Camelot
By James Hayman As I’ve written previously in this blog, weather plays a key role in my second book, The Chill of Night, which centered around one of the most brutally cold winters any of the characters in the book … Continue reading
