Interview with Crime Reads: THE MODERN-DAY WESTERNS OF C.J. BOX.
April 27, 2018
Mark Rubinstein: Many people consider your novels to be modern-day westerns.
C.J. Box: I consider them contemporary western novels. From the first one, Open Season, I wanted to portray the traditional western, but have it set in contemporary Wyoming. If you live in and write about Wyoming, you want to get the cultural milieu right. People still wear cowboy hats, live on ranches, and enjoy traditional activities and culture. But at the same time, Wyoming is on the cutting edge of major issues such as energy development, wind turbines, environmentalism, preservation of the wilderness and all the other social and cultural issues that go along with these areas. I incorporate them into my novels, and especially in The Disappeared. Some other portrayals of the modern west have everyone as a laid-back rube, speaking ‘kinda slow’ but that’s not the case. Other elements of the western are present in my series: a good man trying to set wrongs right, often against overwhelming odds.
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Interview: Author C.J. Box Talks His New Joe Pickett Book The Disappeared with Red Carpet Crash
March 21, 2018
Interview with C.J. Box in Crimespree Magazine
Mike Barson: We are now 18 volumes along in the Joe Pickett saga, and he and the girls seem to be aging almost in real time. How old are you prepared to let Joe get? Hopefully the Wyoming Game Service doesn’t have an enforced age limit for its wardens.
C.J.Box: As you know, the novels happen in real time and Joe Pickett is now 52. Not all of the books take place a year from the last (sometimes they’re a few months from the previous book or even back-to-back) so I foresee Joe Pickett going for a long time. I think when Joe Pickett is ready to retire I likely will be as well.
Staff hosting C.J. Box book signing
By Mathew McKay
mmckay@rawlinstimes.com
RAWLINS — The Carbon County Museum staff starts a new chapter tonight with a special ceremony.
To help move the museum one step closer to the Hugus-Ferguson Building, new museum director Steven Dinero is partnering with New York Times best selling author C.J. Box and his wife, Laurie, during a book signing event.
Hugh Hewitt Interview with C.J. Box
Wed, Mar 21, 2018
03211801 Hugh Hewitt: Hour 1 – Hugh covers the news of the morning with audio clips, takes calls, and interviews C.J. Box, author of the forthcoming thriller, The Disappeared (A Joe Pickett Novel).
Interview: Author C.J. Box Talks His New Joe Pickett Book The Disappeared with Red Carpet Crash
March 21, 2018
C. J. Box is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of 24 novels including the Joe Pickett series. He won the Edgar Alan Poe Award for Best Novel (Blue Heaven, 2009) as well as the Anthony Award, Prix Calibre 38 (France), the Macavity Award, the Gumshoe Award, two Barry Awards, and the 2010 Mountains & Plains Independent Booksellers Association Award for fiction.
Authors on the Air: Multiple award-winning author CJ Box talked about THE DISAPPEARED
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The Author Stories Podcast with Hank Garner: Episode 342 | C. J. Box Interview
March 22, 2018
Today my guest is C. J. Box, author of the brand new book The Disappeared, the 18th novel in the wildly popular Joe Pickett series.
"The Disappeared: A Joe Pickett Novel" By C. J. Box
By JOE DONAHUE • MAR 22, 2018
Joe Pickett, the Wyoming game warden and unassuming lawman who graces C.J. Box’s #1 New York Times bestselling series of western crime novels, returns in a riveting eighteenth installment, "The Disappeared."