The Return of Keith Peterson

by Andrew Klavan · 1 comment

Andrew’s very first crime novels, written under the pseudonym Keith Peterson, will soon be available in electronic form. Andrew will join such classic writers as James Ellroy, Colin Dexter and Donald Westlake in offering his out-of-print works for sale at MysteriousPress.com, a new e-book sales site created by mystery maven Otto Penzler and Open Road Integrated Media. Andrew is near completion of an agreement with Penzler to offer e-books of the Peterson novels, which include four mysteries featuring New York City newspaperman John Wells and the stand-alone thriller The Scarred Man. The site will also sell Agnes Mallory, a non-mystery novel previously published only in the United Kingdom.

The books, long out of print, include four mysteries featuring New York City newspaperman John Wells and The Scarred Man.

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http://www.facebook.com/larskval Lars Walker

This is great news. I was a Keith Peterson fan before I ever heard of Andrew Klavan.

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