Ken recently appeared on the nationally syndicated radio program America’s Best Selling Authors.
The interview is wide-ranging and covers a variety of topics: Ken’s sordid past, sportswriting, the burning of his first novel, the road to publishing Slow Fire, and the real life inspirations for the book. You can listen to the full interview by clicking here.
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At Ken’s recent event at the Poisoned Pen bookstore in Scottsdale, he got a brief taste of what it must feel like to be a mega-bestselling author.
Ken signed close to 150 copies of Slow Fire, which had been made a selection of one of the Poisoned Pen’s book clubs.
Many thanks to the Poisoned Pen’s Will and Pat, who joined with Ken to form a human assembly line that allowed all those books to get signed in record time. And thanks again to Barbara Peters and Hector DeJean for making it possible.
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It’s not The New York Times, but Slow Fire was #3 this week on the Marin Independent Journal’s fiction bestseller list. Came in just behind Stieg Larsson, but he probably benefitted from the fact that he is now deceased (and Swedish).
If Herr Larsson were still alive (and American), Slow Fire might have been #2.
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