Crime Writers of the Canadian Plains

Crime Writers from Alberta surf the Coastal Crime Wave at Bloody Words 2011.
With support from the Alberta Foundation for the Arts, Anne and Jayne profile the authors, the books, the panels and the people at Canada's only national crime writers convention.
Showing posts with label Jeff Pearce. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jeff Pearce. Show all posts

Sunday, June 12, 2011

And yet more delighted conference-goers taking home Alberta books!

And yet more delighted conference-goers taking home Alberta books!


The most horrifying author in Canada, Bloody Words 2011's Canadian Guest of Honour Michael Slade, is riding for a Deadly Fall.


Cheryl Freedman, ex-HQ of Crime Writers of Canada and nigh-permanent chair of Bloody Words (along with author Caro Soles), seized Marty Chan's Mystery of the Cyber Bully at the first opportunity.



Pam Barnsley, coordinator of Bloody Words' extremely impressive program book, carried off Gangs in Canada by Jeff Pearce, donated to the cause by Quagmire/Folklore Publishing.



Lovely Lauren, a devoted mystery reader from the dining room, couldn't wait for a Date with a Sheesha

Sunday, June 5, 2011

Gangs in Canada – Jeff Pearce

Gangs in Canada – Jeff Pearce

In “Gangs in Canada,” Jeff Pearce draws a portrait of a crime wave spreading across the country and infecting our youth. He shows how police, ex-gang members and organizations are reclaiming our young people and showing them ways out of a violent, doomed lifestyle. This is the most gripping, up-to-date chronicle of what is happening on our streets. … “Gangs in Canada” goes beyond the headlines and news clips. It picks up the discussion over causes, history, and media influences, and shakes out fresh new perspectives on strategies for intervention.

 Donated to Writing the Open Range by Quagmire Press/Folklore Publishing