Oline H. Cogdill is a Book Critic at Florida Weekly, Shelf Awareness, Sun Sentinel Media Group, and Orlando Sentinel. She specializes in the intersection of arts and entertainment, focusing on theater while also exploring topics related to food production, safety, waste, and FoodTech. Oline's insights and critiques have been featured in multiple prominent publications.
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Oline H. Cogdill's area of coverage primarily consists of book reviews, with a focus on mystery and thriller genres. She frequently reviews debut novels and series launches, making her an ideal contact for authors or publishers looking to promote new releases in these genres.
Given the local geographic focus on Florida, Fort Lauderdale, pitches related to events, book signings, or author interviews in this region could be particularly relevant to Oline's interests.
Additionally, as she covers entertainment news and spooky stories alongside book reviews, she may also be interested in receiving pitches related to local events featuring mystery authors or any unique spooky story set in the Florida area.
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‘Edge: A Detective Harriet Foster Thriller' by Tracy Clark; Thomas & Mercer; 332 pages; $16.99
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A secret identity and an open secret drive Kelli Stanley's ‘The Reckoning' ‘Served Him Right' by Lisa Unger; Park Row; 384 pages; $30
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The annual Literary Feast kicks off with LitLive! moderated panel discussions on April 17, and author Jeff Boyd is among those scheduled to participate.
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Some villains are too good to let go. One is Abdul Rahman. Longtime readers of the uber-action-packed Pike Logan thrillers will remember Abdul.
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For 37 years, the Broward Public Library Foundation's Literary Feast has been bringing authors to South Florida to raise funds for the system's programs.
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With her intriguing “Fireflies in Winter,” author Eleanor Shearer turns a lens on a piece of history that may have receded into obscurity, while showing the human side of facts and figures.
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Screenwriter/author Luke Goebel channels Nathanael West’s classic “The Day of the Locust” and Elmore Leonard’s dark humor for his second novel.
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‘The Family Biz' by Alan Orloff; Level Best Books; 305 pages; $17.95
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The Minotaur Books/Mystery Writers of America First Crime Novel Contest has helped launch the careers of strong writers such as Jess Armstrong and Joanna Schaffhausen.
By: Oline H. Cogdill
“Ironwood” shows what a satisfying series this already has become, as it continues Michael Connelly’s tradition of emphasizing both character and action with aplomb.
