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Location: Northeast North Carolina

Profile updated: Jul 14, 2008
Last signed in: Nov 06, 2009
Member since: Oct 05, 2007

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Douglas latest novel Pelican Point: a Webb Sawyer Mystery is receiving great reviews. Sales have been good. His first children's book will be out before Christmas..

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Douglas Quinn Book Review of One Big Itch by Sara Williams

rating: 10 | comments: 8

One Big Itch by Sarah Williams Mystery/Suspense ArchBooks, 2009 Perfect Bound Magazine, 144 pages ISBN 1-781595-071972 **** ½ A Very Entertaining Read. Recommended. . . . more

Just Released--Pelican Point: a Webb Sawyer Mystery by Douglas Quinn

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Douglas commented on the post Book Review and Recommendation: Woody Holton's "Abigail Adams" by Diana Raabe Nov 04, 2009 10:09PM EST

"Thanks for bringing this to my attention. Will look forward to reading it." more

Douglas shared the post A Seductive Selection of (in)Famous Fairy Tales--A Douglas Quinn Book Review Oct 28, 2009 11:59AM EDT

Douglas replied to a comment by Christine Zibas on Douglas Quinn Book Review of One Big Itch by Sara Williams Oct 26, 2009 9:50AM EDT

"Actually, no, not a graphic novel. A standard detective/mystery novel but published in magazine format (8 1/2" x 11") with double columns. Both visually and from a marketing standpoint, I hate the format. . . ." more

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About Me

Describe Yourself:

I write and have published three novels of mystery and suspense. Check me out at www.douglasquinn.com and on my crimespace page at http://crimespace.ning.com/profile/obxwriter?viewAsOther=1.

Interests

Favorite Books, Writers, Genres:

Dan Brown, James Lee Burke, Jeffery Deaver, Jonathan Kellerman, J. R. Lindermuth, Walter Mosley, James Patterson, Kathy Reichs, John Sandford, Stephen White, Randy Wayne White and many others.
Favorite TV Shows, Actors:

Bones

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Margy Rydzynski, Jun 27, 2009, 12:40AM EDT

Looks like we read a lot of the same books!

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lena k., Jun 26, 2009, 7:02PM EDT

i tried to find you on face book but there were to many what picture is on it

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Beverly M., Jun 26, 2009, 5:58PM EDT

I'm following you on Twitter now.

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Barbara M., Apr 27, 2009, 12:13PM EDT

Welcome to our group READING BOOKS ONLINE!

By the way, I live in Virginia Beach. Shouldn't be too far from you.

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Joseph Breunig , Jan 6, 2009, 5:49PM EST

Congrats on your books! --Joe

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Geoff Geauterre, Dec 8, 2008, 9:04AM EST

Doug, I've written two books I feel should be entertaining to suspense and mystery buffs. The first, which is a story itself as to how it came to mind, tells of the problems a friend of a neighbor has in dealing with murder, when it comes too close to home. It's the sort of tale that should be turned into a movie, especially now with all the banking crisis erupting around us.

The second, is The Annals of a Dangerous Handyman, which tells the tale of a young man thrown into circumstances beyond his control. The overriding problem, however, is not how he tackles his responsibilities, but how he counters the threats to his ethical morality.

They're funny, they're entertaining, but most of all, as with all my books, they tell a story of worthiness.

The first can be accessed through Twilight Times Books. The second through Fictionwise.

Aside of those, I've written The Eyes of Light Series; The Fourth Guardian; and have finished two more. Bits and Pieces, along with Serious Nuts, are both humorous, and deadly, but, as yet, not interesting enough for agents to see past the dollar signs.

I am consoling myself with a third, that tells a tale of a world gone mad, and copes in the most interesting way.

'Nough said. Now you go out and have a nice day!

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.* Sandi *, Sep 15, 2008, 11:05AM EDT

glitter-graphics.com

Hoping you had a good weekend!
DO anything fun, We had a yard sale, didn't do that great and it was really hot. But we got rid of stuff and that much more towards fixing the car.
Sandi

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.* Sandi *, Sep 5, 2008, 6:40PM EDT

Hope you have a great weekend!!
Have any plans??
Sandi

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Brenda W., Aug 31, 2008, 11:10AM EDT

Hey Doug. You're probably not going to believe this but I'm actually editing S&B today.

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.* Sandi *, Aug 31, 2008, 11:04AM EDT

Hope your having a great weekend!
I can't believe that summer is over, I am so not ready for school and winter and all that.

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