Michael Stephen Daigle
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- Kirkus Review of THE RED HAND: ‘One of modern fiction’s expertly drawn detectives.’
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- The flag of his father
- The kid kicking stones and the old man and the rope
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Two interviews. Thanks
I’ve had the privilege of being interviewed on two blog sites in the past week. Thanks to Claire Jennison and Kris Wampler for including me. Here’s the links: https://penningandplanning.com/2019/01/04/authors-40-series-michael-daigle/ https://kriswampler.com/2018/12/29/michael-stephen-daigle/ For more information visit: https://www.authorbookings.com/members/michael-daigle
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New Nagler: Where he comes from
It’s what you do in a poor town, he learned. Have hope; everything else is darkness. The Baker Hills section of Ironton was developed by one of the city’s rich bankers more than a century ago as a swanky … Continue reading
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The award-winning ‘Weight of Living’
“Outside, a steady rain washed away all other sounds; just the splash of water on asphalt and cement, tapping on roof tops and drumming metal car roofs; a perfect wall behind which to hide. We walk through this wreckage, seeking … Continue reading
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More New Nagler: Frank’s own darkness
This story is the prequel for the other Frank Nagler books. There are events and aspects of Detective Frank Nagler’s life that must be set up. This is one: “The cemetery hollowed out, the wind and echo of scratching road … Continue reading
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This grand American experiment
The lines we draw are for the most part imaginary and temporary. We cannot let them become permanent. Continue reading
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Kirkus Review of ‘The Weight of Living’: ‘An involving thriller with a memorable protagonist’
From the positive KIRKUS REVIEW of the third Frank Nagler Mystery, “The Weight of Living.” The book was awarded a First Place for Mysteries in the Royal Dragonfly 2017 Book Award Contest. “An involving thriller with a memorable protagonist.” … Continue reading
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Next Nagler story: “A Game Called Dead” Chapter 1
I’ve been working on the next Frank Nagler story. It involves a video game gone real life, murder, Nagler’s friend Leonard, a blind bookstore owner, and an old case from early in Nagler’s career that forces him to reveal a secret … Continue reading
