Crimes Against Nature on Crime Wave

 

Bonnar Spring was kind enough to interview me about Crimes Against Nature for her podcast Crime Wave.

https://on.soundcloud.com/sA3sZXGWvPEZHVc26

https://open.spotify.com/episode/4tagdtbQbzCR0QO5Gby99U

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/crime-wave-rob-lopresti-crimes-against-nature/id687959058?i=1000680633001

https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-authors-on-the-air-global-88373959/episode/crime-wave-rob-lopresti--249047398/

 

Crimes Against Nature at Kevin's Corner

 Aubrey Nye Hamilton reviewed Crimes Against Nature at Kevin Tipple's website.  Here is her conclusion:

This is a fascinating collection of stories with as diverse a set of protagonists and plots as I can remember seeing. The annual major gift-giving season is upon us and this book would be welcomed by any crime fiction reader who also champions ecological causes. I found it informative and entertaining, and I expect they would too. Recommended.

Ms. Hamilton is clearly a very perceptive critic.

The Trouble with Saving The World at The First Two Pages

 

Art Taylor was kind enough to let me write about "The Trouble With Saving The World" at his The First Two Pages blog.

Crimes Against Nature at SleuthSayers

 

Today at SleuthSayers Barb Goffman writes about her story in Crimes Against Nature.

Crimes against Nature at Miss Demeanors

 

Susan Breen has written about her story in Crimes Against Nature on the Miss Demeanors blog.

Crimes Against Nature is Published

Happy publication day to my first anthology.

The way we treat the world is a crime—fifteen of them, in fact. Some of the best and most honored mystery writers today have written new stories for this book dealing with environmental issues including pollution, wildfire, invasive species, climate change, recycling, and many more.

Authors include Michael Bracken, Susan Breen, Sarah M. Chen, Barb Goffman, Karen Harrington, Janice Law, R.T. Lawton, Robert Lopresti, Jon McGoran, Josh Pachter, Gary Phillips, S.J. Rozan, Kristine Kathryn Rusch, Mark Stevens, and David Heska Wanbli Weiden. Half of their royalties will be going to ecological nonprofits they chose.

The stories cover a wide variety of styles including noir, comic, caper, psychological, police procedural, and even a tale inspired by comic books.

https://downandoutbooks.com/bookstore/lopresti-crimes-against-nature/