Who says lawyers have all the fun? Richard King’s new novel Accounting for Crime takes you inside the world of business gone right and people gone wrong in a roman a clef that combines intrigue, love triangles, tough talking cops and cold-blooded mobsters.
“King . . . has talent and wit and Montreal.”- Margaret Cannon, The Globe and Mail
"King’s first novel, That Sleep of Death, “is a tidily written, gripping little mystery.”
- Pat Donnelly, The Gazette
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5 x 8 . 308 pages. ISBN 978-1-926716-07-7. $18.88 For information please contact: |
Read more … Announcing Richard King's "Accounting for Crime"
Rolli's (Charles Anderson's) story "The Man With the Ridiculously Huge Coupon" wins story of the week at Smokelong Quarterly. Read it here.
Rolli (Charles Anderson) headlines at Vertigo Reading Series, March 27, 2011, 19:00 at the Orange Izakaya, Regina, Canada. Check out his latest collection of verse, "Plum Stuff" here.
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Spoilers Mark Foss |
Accounting for Crime Richard King |
The Midas Touch James Cummins and Cameron W. Reed |
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For his "The Ghost of Bradhurst Avenue", First Prize Text in Knock our Hats Off - Issue 1: A Little Book of Curious Delights. Preview or purchase your copy here:
Listen to Richard King discuss books and movies once a month on Anne Dowson's show. Every Saturday on CJAD 800 Montreal.
Look for his novel, "Accounting for Crime" coming this Spring.
Jason Price Everett's poetry is featured in the latest Mad Hatter's Review (Issue 12). See a preview here.
Courtesy of Hélène Brien photographer
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Signing a copy for Solange Lefebvre, Chair of Religion Culture and Society,Université de Montreal |
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Tara Chartrand, Cover Illustrator holding up her artwork. |
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Gandhar Chakravarty and Matthew Anderson, poet, writer. |
Frederick E. Bryson's "Crossing to Tadoussac" reviews. Read them here.

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