Podcast appearances and mentions of glen erik hamilton

Glen Erik Hamilton writes crime thrillers. His novels have been called “outstanding” (Publishers Weekly), “perfect mix of serious crime and caper movie” (Criminal Element), and “a must-read series” (Mystery Scene Magazine).Hamilton's debut novel Past Crimes won the Anthony, Macavity, and Strand Magazine Critics Awards, and was also nominated for the Edgar®, Barry, and Nero Awards. Kirkus called Past Crimes “an exciting heir to the classic detective novel.” Each of his subsequent books in the Van Shaw series have earned starred reviews from Publishers Weekly, Library Journal, and more, and been published in North America, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia, Turkey, the Czech Republic, and Japan.Glen grew up aboard a sailboat in Seattle, Washington, playing and occasionally finding trouble around the islands, marinas, and commercial docks of the Pacific Northwest. Whenever the boat drifted on calm seas, Glen would raid his parents' bookshelves, passing the idle hours with Travis McGee, Spenser, and the labyrinthine plots of Patricia Highsmith and Fredrick Forsyth. Years later, Glen met his wife while both were performing in an Agatha Christie play. Prior to his fiction writing career he worked in wireless telecom, the gaming industry, and non-profit healthcare.Glen served as President of the Southern California chapter of Mystery Writers of America from 2018-2019 and is also a member of International Thriller Writers and Sisters in Crime. He publicly acknowledges his addiction to the television show Columbo. After living for many years in Southern California, Glen and his family have recently returned to the Emerald City and its beautiful overcast skies.Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/glenerikhamiltonTwitter www.twitter.com/glenerikhInstagram https://www.instagram.com/glenerikhWebsite glenerikhamilton.com*****************About SinCSisters in Crime was founded in 1986 to promote the ongoing advancement, recognition and professional development of women crime writers. Through advocacy, programming and leadership, SinC empowers and supports all crime writers regardless of genre or place on their career trajectory.www.SistersinCrime.orgInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/sincnational/Twitter: https://twitter.com/SINCnationalFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/sistersincrimeThe SinC Writers' Podcast is produced by Julian Crocamo https://www.juliancrocamo.com/

Van Shaw is hired to evaluate the safeguards for the art collection of eccentric business magnate Sebastien Rohner. Then Rohner reveals to Van the real reason he's been recruited: to prevent another professional burglar from stealing the art. Rohner wants to set a thief to catch a thief.While questioning the bizarre nature of the job, Van accepts the lucrative offer and arrives at the island estate during an international summit that Rohner is hosting. Shortly after beginning his surveillance of Rohner's highly secure gallery wing, Van stumbles across the murdered body of one of the honored guests along the rocky shore. Wary of Rohner's true intentions, Van knows the homicide detectives on the case—and perhaps Rohner as well—think he's the prime suspect and will turn his life upside down in their search for proof.Van begins to hunt for the killer himself, but scrutiny only digs his hole deeper, as one of Rohner's own executives is then killed and the Seattle police find concrete evidence placing Van at the scene. With no other options, he goes on the run, alone and unaided. He's hunted by the cops, the enraged Rohner, and a pair of psychopathic hitmen who chase Van from one coast to the next. To clear his name, Van Shaw will have to uncover the hidden motive of corporate espionage at a global level, even with a band of killers on his tail who are determined to add Van to their growing list of victimsSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/houseofmysteryradio. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Barbara Peters in conversation with Glen Erik Hamilton with Deborah Crombie

Today I am excited to welcome back friend of the show Glen Erik Hamilton to talk about...

Eric talks with mega-bestsellers Karin Slaughter (False Witness) Brad Parks (Unthinkable) and Glen Erik Hamilton (Island of Thieves) All music used by permission under the creative commons license. Music in this episode includes: Blueprint by Jahzzar Jazz Mango by Joey Pecoraro The Queen Will See You by The Mini Vandals Warm Up Suit by Broke For Free Walk With Me by TrackTribe Like You Mean It by Dan Lebowitz Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bill welcomes suspense author Glen Erik Hamilton to the show. A native of Seattle, Glen Erik Hamilton was raised aboard a sailboat and grew up around the marinas and commercial docks and islands of the Pacific Northwest. His novels have won the Anthony, Macavity, and Strand Magazine Critics awards, and been nominated for the Edgar®, Barry, and Nero awards. He now lives in California with his family, and frequently returns to his hometown to soak up the rain. His most recent novel is A Dangerous Breed.

Today’s author interview guest is Glen Erik Hamilton, longtime friend of the show who returns with his brand new release A Dangerous Breed. “Atmospheric and taut, A Dangerous Breed is a winner.”   — Allison Brennan, New York Times bestselling author Van Shaw’s past and present collide […]

As a native of Seattle, Glen Erik Hamilton was raised aboard a sailboat and grew up around the marinas and commercial docks and islands of the Pacific Northwest. His debut novel, Past Crimes, won the Anthony, Macavity, and Strand Critics awards and was nominated for the Edgar, Barry, and Nero awards. Glen lives in Southern California with his family, and frequently returns to his hometown to soak up the rain. His latest release, A Dangerous Breed, is set to release on July 14.

He’s a native of Seattle, who grew up aboard a sailboat, and often found adventure around the islands and marinas and commercial docks of the Pacific Northwest… sometimes trouble. He now lives in California with his family but frequently returns to his hometown to soak up the ever-present company of the rain.His debut novel, PAST CRIMES, won the Anthony, the Macavity, and Strand Magazine’s Critics Award for Best First Novel. It was also nominated for the Edgar, Barry, and Nero awards. Publishers Weekly and Library Journal gave PAST CRIMES starred reviews, and Kirkus called the book “an exciting heir to the classic detective novel”.The book introduced readers to an Army Ranger named Van Shaw, whose troublesome past called him home just in time to become the lead suspect in a murder… his grandfather’s murder. Subsequent volumes have kept readers turning pages for four years at this point. Today’s adventure finds Van Shaw in the midst of a three-day party that swallows up the isolated town of MERCY RIVER every year. Please welcome my guest, award-winning author Glen Erik Hamilton…

He’s a native of Seattle, who grew up aboard a sailboat, and often found adventure around the islands and marinas and commercial docks of the Pacific Northwest… sometimes trouble. He now lives in California with his family but frequently returns to his hometown to soak up the ever-present company of the rain. His debut novel, PAST CRIMES, won the Anthony, the Macavity, and Strand Magazine’s Critics Award for Best First Novel. It was also nominated for the Edgar, Barry, and Nero awards. Publishers Weekly and Library Journal gave PAST CRIMES starred reviews, and Kirkus called the book “an exciting heir to the classic detective novel”. The book introduced readers to an Army Ranger named Van Shaw, whose troublesome past called him home just in time to become the lead suspect in a murder… his grandfather’s murder. Subsequent volumes have kept readers turning pages for four years at this point. Today’s adventure finds Van Shaw in the midst of a three-day party that swallows up the isolated town of MERCY RIVER every year. Please welcome my guest, award-winning author Glen Erik Hamilton…

He’s a native of Seattle, who grew up aboard a sailboat, and often found adventure around the islands and marinas and commercial docks of the Pacific Northwest… sometimes trouble. He now lives in California with his family but frequently returns to his hometown to soak up the ever-present company of the rain.His debut novel, PAST CRIMES, won the Anthony, the Macavity, and Strand Magazine’s Critics Award for Best First Novel. It was also nominated for the Edgar, Barry, and Nero awards. Publishers Weekly and Library Journal gave PAST CRIMES starred reviews, and Kirkus called the book “an exciting heir to the classic detective novel”.The book introduced readers to an Army Ranger named Van Shaw, whose troublesome past called him home just in time to become the lead suspect in a murder… his grandfather’s murder. Subsequent volumes have kept readers turning pages for four years at this point. Today’s adventure finds Van Shaw in the midst of a three-day party that swallows up the isolated town of MERCY RIVER every year. Please welcome my guest, award-winning author Glen Erik Hamilton…

Glen Erik Hamilton's debut PAST CRIMES won the Anthony, Macavity, and Strand Magazine Critics awards for Best First Novel, and was also nominated for the Edgar, Barry, and Nero awards. Publishers Weekly and Library Journal gave Past Crimes starred reviews, and Kirkus called the book "an exciting heir to the classic detective novel". His next two Van Shaw novels earned starred reviews. MERCY RIVER, the fourth in the serioes was just published by William and Morrow in the US and Faber & Faber in the UK. A native of Seattle, Glen grew up aboard a sailboat, finding trouble around the islands and marinas and commercial docks of the Pacific Northwest. He now lives in California with his family but frequently returns to his hometown to soak up the rain. Matt Coyle is the author of the award-winning Rick Cahill crime novels.

On today’s show, Glen Erik Hamilton returns to the show to talk about his brand new Van Shaw thriller Mercy River. Helping a fellow veteran accused of murder, Van Shaw is drawn into a dangerous labyrinth involving smuggled opioids, ruthless […]

Crime Corner host Matt Coyle welcomes Glen Erik Hamilton. Glen Erik Hamilton's debut PAST CRIMES won the Anthony, Macavity, and Strand Magazine Critics awards for Best First Novel, and was also nominated for the Edgar, Barry, and Nero awards. Publishers Weekly and Library Journal gave Past Crimes starred reviews, and Kirkus called the book "an exciting heir to the classic detective novel". The follow-up in the Van Shaw series, HARD COLD WINTER, was published to rave reviews in 2016 by William Morrow (US) and Faber & Faber (UK), and the third novel EVERY DAY ABOVE GROUND has received a starred review from Publishers Weekly. Host Matt Coyle is the author of the Rich Cahill crime series. His novels have won the Anthony, San Diego Book, and Ben Franklin Silver awards and have been nominated for the Anthony, Macavity, Shamus, and Lefty awards. The fourth Rick Cahill crime novel comes out in December of 2017. Matt lives in San Diego with his yellow Lab, Angus, where he is writing the 5th book in the series. FInd Matt at http://www.mattcoylebooks.com/ and on Facebook. THIS IS A COPYRIGHTED PODCAST SOLELY OWNED BY THE AUTHORS ON THE AIR GLOBAL RADIO NETWORK LLC.

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In this unique episode of Writer Types, Steve and Eric get to be game shows hosts for a day as they put a panel of crime writers to the test in the first Crime Quiz Live! Play along at home or just sit in silent judgement. Either way, join writers Christa Faust, Glen Erik Hamilton and Danny Gardner for a fun and informative quiz on all things crime and mystery fiction recorded live at BookShow in L.A. All music used with permission via the Creative Commons License. Music this episode: Now Son by Podington Bear Real Swing Shet by Menage Quad

An extended version of our Noir at the Bar special featuring interviews and talks with Glen Erik Hamilton, John Lansing, Nolan Knight, Travis Richardson, Sarah M. Chen, Jordan Harper, Josh Stallings, Stephen Blackmoore, Craig Faustus Buck, Steven Buehler and more sounds from Noir at the Bar L.A. All music used under the creative commons license. Music in this episode: Real Swing Shet by Menage Quad I Don’t Know Why by Pimpstrut Local 13 Sex and Money by Smiling Cynic Funk by Podington Bear Liam Rides A Pony by Polyrhythmics Somethin' For Ya by Menage Quad

Episode 3 of Writer Types featuring interviews with Johnny Shaw, Sue Ann Jaffarian and a special audio documentary from the latest Noir at the Bar in L.A. featuring Glen Erik Hamilton, John Lansing, Nolan Knight, Travis Richardson and Sarah M. Chen. Unpanel: Alex Segura, Joe Clifford, Corey Lynn Fayman. Short story by Jen Conley. All music obtained via the creative commons license. This episode includes the tracks: Real Swing Shet by Menage Quad Swing 39 by Latche Swing Songe D’Automne by Latche Swing Ground Cayenne by The Good Lawdz Track 6 by Vpopolam The Itis by Polyrhythmics Liam Rides A Pony by Polyrhythmics I Don’t Know Why by Pimpstrut Local 13 Funk by Podington Bear Sex and Money by Smiling Cynic Lostfrevr by Ars Sonor I’se A Muggin by The Underscore Orkestra Rythme Gitan by Latche Swing

On this special episode of Thrill Seekers, we talk to authors Ursula Ringham and Glen Erik Hamilton to provide advice on writing festivals and conferences for thriller writers. We talk about the top thriller events, what you can expect from them, and how to get the most out of these events. Ursula Ringham is the author of Privileged Corruption, using her experience in the high tech field to craft a gripping thriller set in Silicon Valley.  Glen Erik Hamilton is an Edgar Award nominated author of Past Crimes and Hard Cold Winter, and drew on his own experiences growing up on a sailboat. Alex Dolan, the host of Thrill Seekers, and the author of The Euthanist and The Empress of Tempera.  This is a trademarked copyrighted podcast solely owned by the Authors on the Air Global Radio Network LLC.

Rodger Nichols connects with author Glen Erik Hamilton about HARD COLD WINTER and his debut, PAST CRIMES. About the book HARD COLD WINTER: ”Hamilton renders the ample violent action effectively, but the best parts of the story are the vignettes he intersperses depicting Van and Elana’s criminal exploits when they were 17.” (Publishers Weekly) “Hamilton skillfully creates a well-oiled situation with a direct writing style... brimming with action, conflict, and realistic and compelling characters. Readers of the first book will be delighted with the backstory, and aficionados of the genre will eat this one up.” (Library Journal (starred review) Get his books:  http://bit.ly/20tiFAB Glen Erik Hamilton Book List His website: www.glenerikhamilton.com Similar authors: Harlan, Coben, Robert Crais, Dennis Lehane, Lisa Gardner Follow him on Facebook Follow him on Twitter Watch Videos

Suspense Radio brings you two hours of author interviews. We have four outstanding authors headlined by Glen Erik Hamilton and M.C. Beaton. Also Carter Wilson and Phillip Donaly will be joining us. Suspense Radio is the place you will hear the very best in author interviews, book news, reviews, and much more.  With five shows on the Radio network we have something for everybody. Crime and Science Radio, The Story Blender, Beyond the Cover and One on One.  Suspense Radio is brough to you by Suspense Magazine. www.suspensemagazine.com 

The Story Blender is hosted by Steven James, author of the Patrick Bowers series. On the show you will hear guests talk about the art of storytelling in their own way. Steven uses many different styles of storytelling to give the fan a wide range of topics.  On today's show: Glen Erik Hamilton - Edgar-nominated crime writer As a powerful new noir talent, Glen shares practical advice to first-time authors on time management, working successfully in a writers group, and learning writing skills from well-established authors. Glen grew up on a sailboat in Seattle which helped teach him to not limit his creative boundaries. His debut novel Past Crimes is a 2016 Edgar Award nominee and his second book, Hard Cold Winter, will be released in March 2016.