As of today, we hit a milestone: I've answered or addressed 1,004 questions and comments in the C.J. Box forum (http://www.cjbox.net/forum/). It's the least I can do for you, my readers.

As part of the launch of THREE WEEKS TO SAY GOODBYE by Corvus in the UK, C.J. Box was asked to write a short feature on Denver -- the location for the thriller -- in the UK Telegraph.

Check out the new interview with Ali Karim of The Rap Sheet here: http://therapsheet.blogspot.com/2010/01/men-from-laramie.html

THREE WEEKS TO SAY GOODBYE is causing a stir in the UK.

More links to reviews and interviews:

http://www.crimetime.co.uk/mag/index.php/showarticle/1395

C.J. Box was recently asked by the UK Guardian newspaper to contribute a piece on US crime novelists who "own" the locations they write about. It's attracted a good deal of attention and discussion.

Corvus will publish THREE WEEKS TO SAY GOODBYE in the UK December 1, and has done an all-out promotional campaign that is attracting a good deal of attention... and good reviews.

So far:

Rather surprisingly, C.J. Box's 2008 novel BLOOD TRAIL has been nominated for the International IMPAC Dublin (Ireland) Literary Award.

...will be forthcoming. Watch this space.

I'll be on two panels at the 2009 Bouchercon in Indianapolis.

Thursday, Oct. 15
CHANGING GEARS
How writers transition between subgenres or from the series mystery to the stand-alone.

An old friend of mine and fellow author Russell Rowland is editing a cool anthology exploring the changing identity of the West.