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Tag Archives: Steph Broadribb
Continental Crime: A YouTube reading
In late 2017, LA based author, Eric Beetner and I discussed doing a crime reading reading on YouTube to mark the release of novels we both had coming out earlier this year through the same publisher, Down and Out Books. The idea sort of grew from there to encompass an author either based in or who had written fiction from at least one country in continent on the earth (with the exception of Antartica).
In addition to myself reading from Gunshine State and Eric reading from his novel, Rum Runners, the list includes Matthew Iden, Steph Broadribb, Mike Nicol, Elka Ray and Claudia Piñeiro.
For reasons which are obvious in retrospect, but didn’t seem so at the time, putting this together was not as easy as we thought it would be and took a long longer than we planned. In particularly, my take home lesson is crime fiction from Latin and South American is really underexposed outside that region.
Anyway we decided to call our YouTube reading Continental Crime. Hopefully you find a new voice you like and get exposed to the wonderful world of reading books from different cultures. A big thanks to Eric’s editing skills for pulling the final product together.
Enjoy.
Posted in 1990s American crime films, Asian noir, Australian crime fiction, Australian noir, Crime fiction, Crime fiction and film from Africa, Crime Fiction and film set in Vietnam, Eurocrime, Gunshine State, Neo Noir, Noir fiction
Tagged Claudia Piñeiro, Continental Crime, Down and Out Books, Elka Ray, Eric Beetner, Gunshine State, Matthew Iden, Mike Nicol, Rum Runners, Steph Broadribb