Procedural

[close] science fiction, mystery, detective fiction, historical fiction, ancient history, police procedural, Amish fiction: for fans and would-be fans of Dr. Phil D'Amato, the fictional NYPD forensic detective who has appeared in my science fiction mystery novels and short fiction, and in audiobooks, a podiobook, and a short film . bibliography of D'Amato's appearances 1995: "The Chronology Protection Case," Analog Magazine, nominated for Nebula and Sturgeon Awards, reprinted five times 1996: "The Copyright Notice Case," Analog Magazine, nominated for Nebula Award 1997: "The Mendelian Lamp Case," Analog Magazine 1999: The Silk Code, Tor Books, winner of Locus Award for Best First Science Fiction Novel of 1999 2002: The Consciousness Plague, Tor Books 2002: Jay Kensinger's short film of "The Chronology Protection Case" 2002: Mark Shanahan's full-cast radio play of "The Chronology Protection Case" performed at the Museum of Television and Radio, NYC, nominated for the Edgar Award 2003: The Pixel Eye, Tor Books, nominated for Prometheus Award 2004: Audio adaptation of The Consciousness Plague, by Mark Shanahan, published by Listen and Live 2005: Audio adaptation of The Chronology Protection Case, by Mark Shanahan with Paul Levinson and Jay Kensinger, published by Listen and Live 2007: The Silk Code podiobook, performed and produced by Shaun Farrell, in Top 20 Podiobooks of 2007 2012: "author's cut" Kindle ebook edition of The Silk Code published by JoSara Media 2013: Jay Kensinger and Paul Levinson revise and release new extended version of "The Chronology Protection Case" short film, and make it available on Amazon Prime Video 2013: "author's cut" Kindle ebook edition of The Consciousness Plague published by JoSara Media 2014: "author's cut" Kindle ebook edition of The Pixel Eye published by JoSara Media 2015: audio reading of "The Chronology Protection Case" on Starship Sofa

[close] Jim Snowden's Summer of Long Knives, a thriller set in 1930s Nazi Germany, is now out. This is a place for readers to come, talk about the book, learn a little about the real history of the Third Reich in the pre-War period, and meet new friends. We'd be glad to have you join us.

[close] A look at the mystery/thriller genre from a psychological standpoint. What makes a killer tick! Q&A will be available on Monday July 16 from 6-8 pm

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