News and Reviews
Pitt Magazine interview
A profile of Pamela has appeared in the Summer 2003 edition of Pitt Magazine, the alumni magazine of Pamela's alma mater, the University of Pittsburgh. To read the article, click on this link.
Killable Hours now in its third printing
The third
printing of Pamela Eddy's novel, Killable Hours,
published by Five
Star, has been completed
and is now available for
ordering on Amazon.com andBarnesandnoble.com and, in the U.K., on WHSmith.co.uk
and Amazon.co.uk.
Washington Observer-Reporter interview
A profile on Pamela appeared in the January 6, 2003 edition of her hometown newspaper, the Washington Observer-Reporter. It is based on an interview conducted in October. To read the article, click on this link.
Reception at Citizens Library
About 40 people attended a reception
for Pamela on November 7, 2002 at Citizens Library
in Washington, Pennsylvania. Pamela spoke about her inspiration for writing a
murder mystery and signed copies of the book for those in attendance.
Many thanks to Patty Thompson and Mary Ellen West for organizing the event.
While in Washington, PA, Pamela also spoke to two groups of students at Trinity High School about the trials and tribulations of transforming from lawyer to writer. Thanks to Cindy Garda for inviting Pamela back to her old high school.
London Launch Party
Killable Hours was launched in the U.K. with a party on November 23, 2002 in London. Among the 90 in attendance was Richard Strange, former member of the cult punk rock band, The Doctors of Madness, and celebrated author of Strange: Punks and Drunks and Kicks and Flicks (Andre Deutch 2002).
Critics praise Killable Hours
Killable Hours is "perfect for those who hate lawyers and love chocolate" - Kirkus Reviews.
Killable Hours "is an enjoyable amateur sleuth tale starring a delightful female supported by an eccentric expert" - Harriet Klausner, The Best Reviews
"Eddy's insider glimpses into the legal world and its often irritating practitioners add touches of humor, while Amy's pregnancy contributes a bit of urgency. A promising debut for most collections" - Library Journal
To order your copy of Killable Hours, click on one of the links below
© Pamela S. Eddy 2002