A True Crime with a Unique Perspective on Law Enforcement and A Mystery Noir Set in Arizona; SketchCop and SAVAGE HIGHWAY are available now!

On the Horizon at WildBlue

Happy 2016, readers! 2015 was a great year at WildBlue Press. We more than doubled our roster of authors, went from primarily a true crime label to offering bestselling mystery, thriller and romance titles as well. They year ahead will be an almost non-stop publishing frenzy, with more books from your favorite authors as well as some new faces like Stephen Parkes and Monte Francis. Additionally, we will be publishing history books beginning with Steve Jackson’s dramatic narrative non-fiction, FINDING ANASTASIA, which follows premiere forensic team Necrosearch International as they attempt to tie up some loose ends in the story of what happened to the Romanovs during the Bolshevik revolution. Then, we will publish a book about the “mad monk,” Rasputin, by noted Russian scholar and author Margarita Nelipa.

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Coming soon to WildBlue Press

Author Kevin Sullivan

Ted Bundy’s murder kit, as seen by Kevin Sullivan

Kevin Sullivan has just finished the manuscript for his new book on the Bundy murders, tentatively titled: On the Trail of Ted Bundy: Digging Up The Back Story Behind The Terror. By now a leading expert on this infamous cross-country murder spree, Kevin has been pounding the pavement conducting research and interviews with little known witnesses and people affected by the Bundy case. Read Kevin’s post in our featured blogs section about why Kevin returned to the Bundy case and the importance of writing about historical events while people who lived them are still alive.

What Does a Forensic Artist Do?

The SketchCop Michael W. Streed

Michael W. Streed has just released his new book SketchCop: Drawing A Line Against Crime, which follows his work as a forensic artist throughout some of the most challenging cases he has worked on as a police sketch artist. You may be wondering what a forensic artist does day-to-day, where they work and how composite sketches factor into a criminal case. Michael W. Streed has posted SketchCop 101 on the WildBlue Press blog to go over the basics of the field. Read more about SketchCop here!

“Most composite sketch artists are police officers or detectives first, artists second…” –Michael Streed

Richard Godwin will publish a second mystery novel with WildBlue Press this Spring…

Richard Godwin’s SAVAGE HIGHWAY will be released tomorrow, but this international bestselling author isn’t missing a beat. WildBlue Press will release THE PURE AND THE HATED this Spring. In addition to writing, Richard is a visiting writing instructor in the US and abroad. He will be teaching Master Classes in creative writing at Universities across Europe as well as being a Professor in English, European and American literature and Philosophy. If that weren’t enough, he also has eight novels being published this year, one of them by the publisher who went to the Naropa Institute of Disembodied poetics. He will be on the BBC in March–more on this to come!