LLNB: A Noir Novel Packed with Fast Action, Riveting Characters, and a Sense of Purpose
The
popular literary blog, Late Last Night
Books, published an interview with me about the development and writing of The Color of Jadeite. The article,
“Making a Thoughtful Detective Story—An Interview with Eric D. Goodman,” covers
questions about setting, history, culture, diverse characters, research, where
ideas come from, and the writing process. We also get into specifics about my
first adventure thriller and the places I visited to get the details right, and
why fiction matters.
Here
is part of Sally Whitney’s setup for the interview: Think of Detective Sam
Spade. Or Mike Hammer. Then put him in a beautiful location with fascinating
history and culture and give him a soul that’s open to change. Author Eric
D. Goodman takes this combination and stirs it up with a mystery
that hinges on clever hidden clues and long-held secrets. The result is The Color of Jadeite, a noir novel that’s packed
with fast action, riveting characters, and a sense of purpose.
Check
out the full interview at Late Last Night Books.
https://latelastnightbooks.com/2020/11/10/8134/
Labels: #AH, #ApprenticeHouse, #Detective, #fiction, #Interview, #Jadeite, #LateLastNightBooks, #LLNB, #Noir, #TheColorofJadiete
posted by Khiara Foster | Friday, December 04, 2020
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