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NEW IN JANUARY MAGAZINE:  
ROSS MACDONALD TRIBUTE CONCLUDES

The third and final week of our extensive 50th-anniversary tribute to
detective novelist Ross Macdonald leads off with one of his proteges,
Frederick Zackel, recalling how the late author rescued his writing
career. 
<http://www.janmag.com/features/zackel.html>
 
Karl-Erik Lindkvist, editor of "The Ross Macdonald Files" Web site,
takes up the challenge of picking his three favorites among the 18 Lew
Archer novels.
<http://www.janmag.com/features/lindkvist.html>
 
And our latest selection of comments about Macdonald's work and legacy
features the remarks of Stuart M. Kaminsky, Janet Dawson, Loren D.
Estleman, Jeremiah Healy, and many others.
<http://www.januarymagazine.com/crfiction/rossquotes3.html>

What do you think of our Macdonald tribute? We'd love to hear your
comments. Drop a note to Crime Fiction Editor J. Kingston Pierce at:
mailto:jpwrites@sprynet.com
 
And thanks to all the essayists and authors who gave so generously of
their time and talents to make January Magazine's Macdonald tribute a
success.


ALSO NEW IN JANUARY MAGAZINE'S CRIME FICTION SECTION:

The Titanic Murders by Max Allan Collins 
reviewed by J. Kingston Pierce

Taking Lives by Michael Pye 
reviewed by Karen G. Anderson

<http://www.janmag.com>



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A u t h o r  &  J o u r n a l i s t    <http://www.smartypants.net>
Editor, January Magazine    <http://www.januarymagazine.com>