My Hollywood crime novel Chandler & West: A Story of Los Angeles is now stocked by the San Francisco Public Library. As a San Franciscan, I’m especially proud to know my work is on the shelf of my local library. And if you live here, it’s one more way to pick up the book.
You can request the book from its SFPL catalog page, or visit one of the branches listed to pick it up in person. My prior historical crime book A Man Named Baskerville is also in SFPL’s catalog as well.
At my local branch of the San Francisco Public Library I happened to notice this little surprise on the New Arrivals shelf: A fresh copy of A Man Named Baskerville, all prepped and ready for checking out. (Here’s the online record, if you’re interested.)
If you’d like to read my books and haven’t yet, keep in mind your local library may have an online suggestions program for acquiring lesser-publicized titles like Baskerville or Bridge Daughter. Check your library’s web site, recommend some books, and you may soon be able to read and share.
