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"Christopher G. Moore has long been a big name in crime for
his Vincent Calvino books are based on the exploits of an American private eye
in Thailand's seedy underbelly." —The Independent (UK)

Cold Hit Audio Book

The audio book for Cold Hit now has a great trailer. Have a look. The idea is to give a sense of the book and the Bangkok setting.
Much thanks to Sean at Aquarium Studios for the production.

Jarad Henry put together the footage and Aquarium did a fantastic job laying down the sound and editing the video.
Veteran VO actor Dan Russell brings Vincent Calvino and Bangkok alive.

Newsletter 17 May 2013

Dear Readers,

FRIDAY BLOG. One of my long-time readers asked me to recommend a reading list for her son’s birthday. He will turn 16 years old. That is a tall order. It started me asking what books I wish I had read in the year I turned 16. This week I have put together the list. Let me know what books you would have added to the list.

PHNOM PENH NOIR. Bangkok based literary critic Voicu Mihnea Simandan reviewed has reviewed Phnom Penh Noir, writing:

“Regardless of what you know of the Khmer Rouge era and the dark side of life in Cambodia, the anthology makes not only an excellent literary journey, but also an important historical document of how a bygone era is remembered by people who have witnessed, in some cases first hand, or have lived during the time of the Khmer Rouge genocide.”

Link: http://www.simandan.com/?p=8524

20% of the proceeds from the book sales and author royalties go to charities in Cambodia.

REUNION: My novella, which is included in Phnom Penh Noir, a Finalist in the Arthur Ellis Awards 2013 has a new cover. It is $2.99 on Kindle:

REJECTION. All writers have received a rejection for a literary work. Here is the classic case:

Best wishes,
Christopher

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New Releases
Available in all bookstores in Thailand. If you live outside of Thailand,
you can order your copy online

Publication Date: January 2013

Missing in Rangoon
A Vincent Calvino crime novel
Thirteenth in the series

As foreigners rush into Myanmar with briefcases stuffed with plans and cash for hotels, shopping malls and high rises, they discover the old ways die hard. Vincent Calvino’s case is to find a young British-Thai man gone missing in Myanmar, while his best friend and protector Colonel Pratt of the Royal Thai Police has an order to cut off the supply of cold pills from Myanmar used for the methamphetamine trade in Thailand.

As one of the most noir novels in the Vincent Calvino series, Missing in Rangoon plays out beneath the moving shadows of the cross-border drug barons. Pratt and Calvino’s lives are entangled with the invisible forces inside the old regime and their allies who continue to play by their own set of rules.