JEFFREY COHEN: News & Events

For a sneak preview of the A Night at the Operation cover, click here! For an excerpt, click here!

Blog post about It Happened One Knife at Omnivoracious!

New interview with Jeff at Novel Journey.

Interview with Jeff Cohen on mystery, comedy and dogs at Families.com.

Some Like It Hot-Buttered nominated for a Lefty Award for most humorous mystery of 2007.

Interview of Jeff Cohen by Linda Ellerbee, on Mystery Morgue!

Large print hardcover version of Some Like It Hot-Buttered now available!

See an online video review of Hot-Buttered at The One-Minute Critic!

The writing process: profile of Jeff Cohen in the Providence (RI) Journal.

Interview with Jeff Cohen on It Happened One Knife and the Aaron Tucker Series by Julia Spencer-Fleming!

Upcoming Events:

Publication of A Night at the Operation: A Double Feature Mystery--April, 2009!

Murder 203: Connecticut's Mystery Festival, Easton Public Library and Westport Public Library, April 18-19. Details to follow.

Speaking/meet-and-greet at ASPEN meeting at the Monmouth County Library, Manalapan NJ, April 20, 7 p.m.

Malice Domestic in Arlington, VA, May 1-3. Panel info TBA.

Deadly Ink conference in Parsippany, NJ. Acting as toastmaster. (Dates and details TBA.)

Other News:

Hey, There's A Dead Guy in the Living Room, the soup-to-nuts (and there are lots of nuts!) mystery blog, includes Monday posts from Jeff Cohen. literary agent Janet Reid, publisher Lynne Patrick, reviewer Sharon Wheeler, publicist PJ Nunn, bookseller Robin Agnew and editor Abby Zidle round out the week, so you'll get every perspective on the world of mystery books!

Page 69 of As Dog Is My Witness has been subjected to close scrutiny at Marshall Zeringue's blog The Page 69 Test. See if you agree!

As Dog Is My Witness nominated for the Maxwell Award for best novel by the Dog Writers Association of America.

Did you miss the dial-in interview with Jeff Cohen on David Skibbins' "Murder Thursday?" You can hear it here!

Check out the Jeff Cohen Books store online (No, really!) at Cafepress.com