John
Reisinger's
Books, Writing and the Mysteries
of Publishing
Someone said that talk is cheap because the supply exceeds
the demand. The same might be said of writing.
The world is full of aspiring
writers pounding away at everything from a local newsletter to the next great
American novel. They spend long hours honing their work, but most of it will
never see the light of day, except perhaps as a blog post. As the rejections
pile up, writers can easily get the idea that the whole publishing system is
wildly irrational, if not actively malevolent.
I don't have all the answers,
but I've been through it and have accumulated a lot of information about
writing, researching, and getting published. Here is some of what I've
experenced, along with my books.
Books
Writing and publishing
Do you know of an interesting historical crime,
personality or incident? Let me know about it and your name might appear in
my next book.
Contact Me
JohnRBooks@yahoo.com
Just released! Available at
Mystery Loves Company and
Amazon.
Death on a Golden
Isle
A Max Hurlock Roaring 20s mystery
At an exclusive island club for America's richest and
influential men, crime is rare and murder unheard of. So when one of the members
is served poisoned coffee at the club dance, suspicious eyes turn to his new
wife. Is she a heartless gold digger or a victim? She calls on Max "Sherlock"
Hurlock, part time detective and amateur aviator, to try to pierce the veil of
secrecy and suspicion to find out the truth. But if the victim died from
poisoned coffee, why was his last word "cocoa"?