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Crime, Thriller & Mystery
Tyson Edwards, a highly successful and brash SEC enforcement attorney, opens an insider trading investigation into Vandimar Crowley, the eccentric and reclusive head of Goldman Peters, one of Wall Street's most powerful... See More
Crime, Thriller & Mystery
With all the news today about the constant raiding and looting of department stores by gangs of thieves seeking to plunder everything in sight, one has to wonder what stores can do to defend themselves from such brazen... See More
Crime, Thriller & Mystery
Mystery addict and Anthony Award winning Crimespree Magazine editor Jon Jordan interviews 25 authors in the mystery genre. This is a great peek into the minds of some of the biggest names in mysteries (and some you may not... See More
A simple step by step guide on How to get signed for artists who have been trying to break into the music industry. This book will guide you through the necessary steps required to become successful and make it in this... See More
Food & Drink
Crimespree Magazine's Jon and Ruth Jordan provide the best coverage for the crime fiction aficionado in each jam packed issue. In addition to serving up the magazine, they have also dined with the best the crime community... See More
Short StoriesCrimespree Magazine founder Jon Jordan serves up a modern day Christmas story of the Grinch, strike that, of a thief who comes to his senses at the right moment. See More
Crime, Thriller & MysteryCrimespree Magazine Issue 66 features an interview with Lori Rader-Day by Dan and Kate Malmon. We also have Jon Jordan speaking with Haylen Beck (aka Stuart Neville), Michael Barson sits down with Ace Atkins and Michael... See More
Crime, Thriller & MysteryCrimespree Magazine Issue 67 features a special conversation between Lawrence Block with the late Bill Crider. Interviews include Michael Barson chatting with Max Allan Collins, who also talks about completing the work of... See More