Emile Sissac, Jr
Biography
Most of my motivation to write detective fiction derived from reading the books of great crime novelists, such as Ishmael Reed, Gar Anthony Haywood, Chester Himes, Phillip Kerr, Gary Phillips, Mike Phillips, John Ridley, Iceberg Slim, Valerie Wilson Wesley and, of course, the legendary Walter Mosley.
I am currently working on the next Forrest Greenley Mystery novel, "90% Good, 10% Evil", Book 3 of "The Cracks & Crevices Series".
Smashwords Interview
When did you first start writing?
I started writing (really writing!) about two years ago. There were a lot of ideas running around in my head, but I never took the time to sit down and focus. However, once I began to do this, that was the moment when more ideas began to flow.
Describe your desk
Right now, my computer is my desk. I'm finding that it provides for less clutter and more organization.
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Books
The Black Kabuki
by Emile Sissac, Jr
Forrest Greenley, San Diego's newest fictional private eye, is at it again.
This time, he's given the charge of finding the daughter of an ex-Marine. The young and talented college student is mysteriously kidnapped for a handsome but odd bribe by her captors. The tragic ending of the case of "The Black Kabuki" leaves Forrest, again, in wonderment as to why desperate people do desperate things.
The Safe Of Old Lies
by Emile Sissac, Jr
"The Safe of Old Lies" should be a good read for anyone who loves a cocktail of deception, predictive dreams and the lines we'll sometimes cross to take desperate measures in desperate times.
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- Smashwords Book Marketing Guide
on June 29, 2011
Do yourself a huge favor.
Read the book.
You'll thank yourself a thousand times that you did when
things really take off!
- Smashwords Style Guide
on June 29, 2011
Great source of helpful but very practical information about the "real" business of eBook publishing and successful sales.
Mark Coker deserves a huge amount of credit for an outstanding job of writing this superb style guide!