Podcast

The BookPeople Podcast Presents: ‘Tough Guys and Dangerous Dames’

scottm@bookpeople.com (Scott Montgomery, Chris Mattix, Matthew Curtis) — Fri, 27 Sep 2019 17:00:37 +0000

On August 31st we had a fun panel on BookPeople’s third floor, “Tough Guys & Dangerous Dames: A Discussion Of Hard Boiled Fiction” to celebrate the twentieth anniversary of Stark House Press and the recent release of their collection The Best Of Manhunt.

Participants were the anthology’s editor, John Vorzimmer, author and crime fiction historian Rick Ollerman, author and owner of the Boss Light bookstore, Tim Bryant, and authors Josh Stallings and Joe R. Lansdale. We may have confused as much as enlightened, but some knowledge was dropped and it was very entertaining. You can replay this fantastic discussion here now!

You can still grab a signed copy of The Best of Manhunt at BookPeople in-store and online now.

PODCAST WITH DAVID C TAYLOR AND JOAN MORAN

scottm@bookpeople.com (Scott Montgomery, Chris Mattix, Matthew Curtis) — Fri, 14 Jun 2019 15:00:34 +0000

A few weeks ago David C. Taylor author of the Michael Cassidy series and Joan Moran, who made a crime fiction debut with The Accidental Cuban, came to BookPeople and talked with crime fiction coordinator Scott Montgomery about their books and use of settings. Taylor’s latest, Night Watch, takes place in fifties New York like his other two, and Joan’s starts in Obama ere Cuba. For those who missed it, here is the discussion—

https://soundcloud.com/bookpeople/mysterypeople/s-ibmJp

Partners in Crime Podcast Episode 6

scottm@bookpeople.com (Scott Montgomery, Chris Mattix, Matthew Curtis) — Thu, 27 Jun 2013 16:17:50 +0000

On this episode of Partners In Crime we talk about Ace Atkins’ Lullabye, discuss some characters we would like to see authors tackle, and round things out with a few of our favorite new crime novels.

Listen here:

http://intheairmusic.com/PiCF6.mp3

Partners in Crime Podcast Episode 5

scottm@bookpeople.com (Scott Montgomery, Chris Mattix, Matthew Curtis) — Mon, 08 Apr 2013 15:09:24 +0000

Scott and Chris are back with another episode of Partners in Crime, our monthly crime fiction podcast! This month we discuss Todd Robinson’s hard-hitting debut novel, The Hard Bounce, as well as discussing some of our favorite new releases. Listen and learn, but don’t call us if you need to be bailed out of jail.

Listen here:

http://intheairmusic.com/PiCF5.mp3

Partners in Crime Fiction: Episode 4

scottm@bookpeople.com (Scott Montgomery, Chris Mattix, Matthew Curtis) — Thu, 28 Feb 2013 16:07:41 +0000

In our latest Partners In Crime podcast we discuss George Pelecanos’ The Cut and the subject of crime fiction with returning soldiers as well as some books to be on the lookout for.

Listen here:

http://intheairmusic.com/PiCF4.mp3

Partners in Crime Fiction: Episode 3

scottm@bookpeople.com (Scott Montgomery, Chris Mattix, Matthew Curtis) — Mon, 28 Jan 2013 19:30:32 +0000

In this installment of our Partners In Crime Fiction podcast, Scott and Chris discuss Frank Sinatra In A Blender, Hell On Church Street, and their favorite books of 2012.

Listen here:

http://intheairmusic.com/PiCF3.mp3

Partners in Crime Fiction: Episode 2

scottm@bookpeople.com (Scott Montgomery, Chris Mattix, Matthew Curtis) — Fri, 28 Dec 2012 20:16:15 +0000

In the latest Partners In Crime Fiction podcast, Scott and Chris discuss Books To Die For, a collection of essays from over a hundred crime writers about their favorite books edited by John Connolly and Declan Burke. Our BookPeople mystery experts also discuss the books they would most passionately advocate as well as their latest favorite reads.

Listen here:

http://intheairmusic.com/PiCF2.mp3

Partners in Crime Fiction: Episode 1

scottm@bookpeople.com (Scott Montgomery, Chris Mattix, Matthew Curtis) — Thu, 04 Oct 2012 21:26:30 +0000

Our new podcast, MysteryPeople’s Partners in Crime Fiction, is officially released! The monthly podcast, featuring BookPeople’s own crack booksellers Scott Montgomery and Chris Mattix, is for what we do best: talking about books we love. We’ll discuss trends, upcoming releases, our all-time favorites – all things crime fiction are fair game. For our launch, we’ll be looking at the George V. Higgins classic The Friends of Eddie Coyle, favorite firsts in the genre, and books to look out for this month.

Listen here:

http://intheairmusic.com/PiCF1.mp3