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Meet Seattle Times Crime Fiction Reviewer Adam Woog

What’s it like to review crime fiction for The Seattle Times, one of the world’s most prestigious newspapers? To be showered with advance readers copies, newly published works and reprinted classics? To be courted and sought out by publishers, publicists, authors and wannabes? To have to-be-read stacks that reach to the ceiling? Adam Woog tells all on Friday September 10th at 6p at Bookwagon in Ashland. He’s unassuming, a little eccentric, funny as anything and has a way with words that will…See More

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The Skeleton Detective is coming to Southern Oregon!Meet Aaron Elkins at a rare public appearance on Friday Aug 13, 6p at Bookwagon, 1652 Ashland Street in Ashland, OR. Aaron Elkins is a physical anthropologist, and the author of the Edgar…

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Cara Black is on tour with the latest Aimee Leduc mystery, Murder in the Palais Royal. Meet her on Wednesday March 24, 2010 at 6pm at Bookwagon in Ashland, Oregon. The Aimee Leduc mysteries take place in Paris arondissments, each work filled with…

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Ashland Mystery: Mark Coggins, Hard-Boiled Bits and Bytes

Mystery author Mark Coggins, author of RUNOFF (Bleak House, 2007) and four other mysteries featuring private investigator August Riordan will speak and sign at Bookwagon New and Used Books in Ashland on Friday August 14, 2009 at 6pm.August Riordan is a jazz-loving, San Francisco investigator in the style of Hammett and Chandler. The writing is spare and clean with flashes of humor and familiar cultural icons. Coggins writes the classic hard-boiled, brought up-to-date with the bits and bytes of…See More

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Next up on Ashland Mystery is Hailey Lind (Brush With Death, Shooting Gallery, Feint of Art), aka Juliet Blackwell (Secondhand Spirits -- witches y'all!), aka Julie Goodson! We won't know which author we'll be talking with at any…

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So Claire's post was first up on the 6/19 Dorothy-L digest, a list dedicated to mystery writers and readers all over the world -- there are thousands of subscribers!! Thanks everyone for showing her such a great time and thanks to our…

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Ashland Mystery: Mark Coggins, Hard-Boiled Bits and Bytes

Mystery author Mark Coggins, author of RUNOFF (Bleak House, 2007) and four other mysteries featuring private investigator August Riordan will speak and sign at Bookwagon New and Used Books in Ashland on Friday August 14, 2009 at 6pm.

August Riordan is a jazz-loving, San Francisco investigator in the style of Hammett and Chandler. The writing is spare and clean with flashes of humor and familiar cultural icons. Coggins writes the classic hard-boiled, brought up-to-date with the bits… Continue

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At 4:12pm on June 27, 2009, Mike Green said…: Welcome Ashland Mystery! Thanks for joining Connect Ashland.

At 1:17pm on June 27, 2009, Ashland Mystery said…: Next up on Ashland Mystery is Hailey Lind (Brush With Death, Shooting Gallery, Feint of Art), aka Juliet Blackwell (Secondhand Spirits -- witches y'all!), aka Julie Goodson! We won't know which author we'll be talking with at any given moment! Get your books at the Ashland Public Library or Bookwagon and we'll see you at Bookwagon on Friday July 10 at 6p.

Julie will also be in Redding B&N on Thursday Jul 9, in Klamath Falls Public Library (thanks Borders Express) on Friday afternoon and in Yreka at McGregors on Saturday afternoon. She's one hard working crime fiction writer -- and maybe it's a bit of magic?

At 1:01pm on June 27, 2009, Ashland Mystery said…: So Claire's post was first up on the 6/19 Dorothy-L digest, a list dedicated to mystery writers and readers all over the world -- there are thousands of subscribers!! Thanks everyone for showing her such a great time and thanks to our sponsors-- Bookwagon, Ashland Friends, Standing Stone and the Party Place! Here's an excerpt...

-Mystery Literature E-conference [DOROTHYL@LISTSERV.KENT.EDU]
DOROTHYL Digest - 19 Jun 2009 - Special issue (#2009-364)

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Date: Fri, 19 Jun 2009 11:58:44 -0700

From: Claire Johnson <>
Subject: Ashland, Oregon, Ho!

So, had my book gig in Ashland, and, WOW, what a fun weekend. Had a wonderful, wonderful time.

Had a packed house (!) at Bookwagon, talked about mystery, writing, state of the art (?), and had my five minutes of fame on community television interviewed by Danielle Amarotico of Standing Stone Brewery. She was as nervous as I was, which made us partners in "crime." When you're in town, look them up. I had the Indian Pale Ale, husband had the Double Indian Pale Ale, and both were very fine. They are on Oak Street, right near the theaters off of Main. And yeah, I had dessert and the bread pudding was great! In between author-related events, husband and I saw "Much Ado About Nothing" in the outdoor theater. Despite rain all weekend, no rain that night. Had doughnuts and coffee one morning in Lithia Park. Designed by John McLaren of Golden Gate Park fame, it's green and lush, with water and endless trees, and I want to live there.

You know, I've never quite gelled here in this upscale suburb I live in, and I find myself always checking out other places to live. Housing prices might dictate that we stay here once the kidlet is done with high school, but I hope not. I'm not really suburb material. And I liked Ashland a lot. One of the things I can't stand about living here is that I am hogtied to my car. Always. I want to live somewhere I can walk. Plus, Ashland has roughly a bazillion independent bookstores. Seriously? On EVERY block in the downtown there is a small bookstore. I'm hooked.

Thanks all, for your wonderful hospitality; the nicest weekend I've had in ages.

Claire Johnson
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