Jon Jefferson

[...] , Tennessee Tuesday -- May 8, 2012 at 7:00 p.m. Purchase tickets to this benefit here. 3.      Jefferson Bass in Scottsdale, Arizona Poisoned Pen 4014 N. Goldwater Blvd Scottsdale, Arizona 85251 [...]

[...] the success (i.e., sales) of The Inquisitor's Key will ultimately determine the future of Jefferson Bass. In other words, each one of you, dear readers, can directly influence the future of [...]

[...] favorite book in the Body Farm series and explain why. 2.) Tell us about an encounter with Jefferson Bass, whether at a signing or somewhere else. 3.) Post a photo of yourself with Jefferson Bass, or [...]

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As Inspector René Descartes would say, “Bonjour, mes amis!” … I’m not exactly certain what he’d say next—it’s been too long since the g [...]

I’d planned to write this time about one of the new book’s medieval characters: Petrarch, a 14th-century chaplain, poet, historian, and philosophe [...]

Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE The glory and the power: Avignon Cathedral (left) sits beside -- and is dwarfed by -- the formi [...]

A few months ago, my editor asked if I’d consider writing an original short story—something connected to The Inquisitor’s Key in some way. The s [...]

[...] folks at Shots - Crime & Thriller E-Zine about weaving together the Knights Templar and the Body Farm. [...]

[...] the rubberized fabric of body bags. When ordinary folks find out I write a series called the Body Farm Novels, they look squeamish and quickly change the subject. Forensic fans, on the other hand ( [...]

[...] week. Seriously, folks: authentic forensic detail and meticulous research are trademarks of the Body Farm novels, so I had to go. Really I did... Read the rest of the article at The Writing Life. [...]

[...] 're releasing an exclusive excerpt from The Inquisitor's Key. -One of the hallmarks of the Body Farm novels is that the fiction incorporates realistic and detailed forensic techniques. The [...]

[...] windows of cars speeding by on the street -- whether there will be an eighth novel in the Body Farm series. What will happen to Dr. Brockton? What will become of the illustrious and storied [...]

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[...] The book tour for The Inquisitor's Key - which led Jefferson Bass from Tennessee to Arizona, then from Georgia [...]

[...] are dropping like flies (three of my favorite book-tour venues died between the 2010 book tour and the 2011 book tour, alas!). E-books now outsell printed books. A big part of my “job” [...]

[...] to embark on a tour across the blogosphere...before I leave for the continental United States book tour. I'm nailing this note to the outside of the (virtual) Body Farm gate: an invitation to each and [...]

[...] The blog-tour bus has arrived at Poe's Deadly Daughters. - A few years ago I complained to a friend – an old, [...]

[...] The "Inquisi-Key" blog-tour bus has stopped by Susanne Drazic's blog Putting Words on Paper, and Jon's reminiscing about lunch [...]

[...]  Today, the blog-tour bus skidded to a stop at Janice Bashman's blog The Writing Life, and I'm talking about the blurry [...]

[...] Today, the blog-tour bus goes amphibious as Jon heads across the (virtual) pond to chat with the folks at Shots - Crime [...]

[...] Today, Jon Jefferson's in the interrogation room over at Kristin Bair O'Keeffe's blog Writerhead. [...]

[...] happen to Dr. Brockton? What will become of the illustrious and storied partnership between Jon Jefferson and Dr. Bill Bass after The Inquisitor's Key? The truth is that the success (i.e., sales) of [...]

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