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Angela Crook writes dark thrillers mostly centered around family drama. She has a short story, “Bitter,” featured in the anthology, Cleveland Noir. Her debut traditionally published novel, Hurt Mountain, was released March 1, 2024. She lives in Shaker Hts., Ohio with a boy and 3 cats.

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Wednesdays with Dietrich
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Winner of the Anthony, Barry, and Macavity awards, James W. Ziskin (Jim) is the author of the Ellie Stone Mysteries. His books and short stories have also been finalists for the Edgar, Agatha, and Lefty awards. jameswziskin.com

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