They All Fall the Same aka pizza place wax seal signatures

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Dark Waters

74 episodes

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They All Fall the Same aka pizza place wax seal signatures

Dark Waters

1 hour 37 minutes

7 months ago

They All Fall the Same aka pizza place wax seal signatures

The wonderful Wes Browne joins us to discuss finding new books in unexpected ways, the perfect Bouchercon experience, and his new book They All Fall the Same. We also get a sneak preview of the book, touch on finding the ideal segments for author readings, and how taste can be incredibly subjective.

Wes Browne lives within the Kentucky River Basin in Madison County, Kentucky. He has practiced law as a criminal defense attorney, prosecutor, and public defender in Appalachia for over 24 years. He also helps run his family's pizza shops. His novel They All Fall the Same was named one of 2025’s biggest mystery or thriller releases by Goodreads and one of 2025’s most anticipated books by Book Riot Read or Dead. His debut novel Hillbilly Hustle was named one of 17 recommended lockdown reads by Merriam-Webster in 2020.

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