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Bouchercon 2024: Murder and Mayhem in Music City Kate Jackson, Curtis Ippolito, Vivien Chien, Dale, and moderator David Schlosser bring a little R&B to their panel If You Don't Know Me By Now, Wednesday, August 28, 1:30-2:20 PM, Room: Canal E |
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Comic Con International 2024 Space #E-2, at the Biggest Pop Culture Event on Earth! |
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Left Coast Crime 2024:"Seattle Shakedown" Dale joins the accomplished Shaun Harris, M.J. Soni, Al Warren, and moderator Gary Phillips on Friday, 9AM for the panel The Whole Package:Crime Across a Variety of Formats. |
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Shots from the packed Noir at the Bar event, October 21 in San Francisco's Mission District, at the Red Poppy Art House. Top (left to right): authors Stacey Grey, M. M. Choinard, Heather Chavez, Reece Hirsch, emcee Dale Berry Bottom: early audience in the packed performance space |
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LitQuake SF 2023 LitCrawl Mystery Writers of America NorCal returns for a night of capers and cocktails, featuring:
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Bouchercon 2023: Murder at the Marina Dale joins authors Heather Graham, Paul O'Conner, Phoef Sutton and author/moderator Tammy Kaehler for the panel "And Now For Something Completely Different: When an author writes very different styles of stories," Wednesday Aug.30 2:00-2:50pm. |
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Comic Con International 2023 It's that time again...for the biggest pop culture event on Earth! |
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Left Coast Crime 2023 "Trouble in Tucson" Dale joins heavy hitters Naomi Hirahara, Gigi Pandian, Alex Segura, and moderator/Grandmaster Laurie R. King for the 'How To Write A Mystery' panel, Saturday, 9 AM |
Dale was invited on the Bay Area's Graphic Novel Geeks podcast to discuss recent 'Moonlight Cutter' developments, including the forthcoming animated series, the inspiration behind the graphic novels and much, much more.
Our many thanks to Keith, Tatsuo and Dylan for the opportunity! Click on the red button to view on this page, or click "Watch on YouTube" to visit their channel and find out more about the show.
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Lit Crawl 2022: Noir at the Bar Dale joins an all-star lineup, featuring: |
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Winner 2022 Anthony Award Best Non-Fiction, Bouchercon World Mystery Conference Winner 2022 Macavity Award Best Non-Fiction, Mystery Readers International Winner 2022 Agatha Award Best Non-Fiction, Malice Domestic Conference
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Pictured: MWA Grandmaster Laurie R. King (co-editor, with Lee Child) and the Anthony Award at Bouchercon 2022, Minneapolis |
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Bouchercon 2022Sept. 8-11 Dale appears on the following panels: How To Write A Mystery-the MWA Anthology, Sat. 1:45PM BOOM! Ka-POW! Comics and Graphic Novels, Sun.9AM |
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Lowdown Dirty Vote Volume 3 editor Mysti Berry was profiled and interviewed by Publisher's Weekly. |
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Legion M has officially announced Tales of the Moonlight Cutter for animated series development. |
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Comic Con International 2022July 20-24, San Diego Convention Center 111 W Harbor Dr, San Diego, CA 92101 Myriad Publications returns home to space #E-02, for the biggest pop culture event on Earth! |
Authors Jennifer Chow, H-C Chan and Dale Berry read from their latest, and Dale gave a quick drawing demonstration at One Plus in Berkeley, Sat. May 7th, during the 2022 Bay Area Book Fair. Many thanks to our hosts Yezhi and Chablis for the delicious crepe and Jasmine Tea, and shout out to Anna Manwaring for the photos and video!
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Now in Paperback!Winner 2022 Agatha Award for Best Non-Fiction |
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Left Coast Crime: Southwest Sleuths April 7-10, 2022, Hyatt Regency Dale joins Shaun Harris, David Boop, CJ Verburg, and moderator T.E. MacArthur on the panel "Writing In Other Mediums", Friday, 11:30AM |
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Nov. 26-28, 2021, San Diego Convention Center Dale and Myriad Publications will be at space #J-02 |
Clockwise from top, left: Silver Sprockets stage, Michael Nava, Dale Berry (emcee), Lisa Towles, M.M. Chouinard, and Alan Jacobson
(Not pictured: SRO crowd and people sitting on the floor)
Dale Berry will emcee Noir At The Bar with Mystery Writers of America, for LitQuake San Francisco's LitCrawl 2021. This year's lineup features Michael Nava, Lisa Towles, Alan Jacobson, and M.M. Chouinard.
Join us on Saturday, October 23, 8-9 PM at Silver Sprocket, 1018 Valencia Street, San Francisco (in the Mission) for an evening of award-winning and bestselling authors reading their work in person for an audience of readers, writers and, um...drinkers.
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July 23-25, 2021 Myriad will be there, with special deals for virtual attendees. Just follow the link to our Exhibitor's Page. |
The Washington Post’s Book Club newsletter has selected How to Write a Mystery as one of their recommended Father’s Day gifts. See the newsletter online.
Also, a panel discussion is scheduled for The New York Society Library with Handbook contributors Laurie R. King, Jeffrey Deaver, and Charles and Caroline Todd. Registration link.
Alongside contributions from the leading lights of crime and mystery fiction, Dale Berry and Gary Phillips reveal what goes into creating the modern Graphic Novel.
For more information, see the MWA website.
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This year's big event, streaming virtually to the world, with information and insight on the tradecraft, industry and history of Crime and Mystery writing. Come meet and learn from the pros! Guests of Honor include Scott Turow, Walter Mosley, Anne Perry, Anthony Horowitz, Cara Black, and featuring Fan Guest of Honor Janet Rudolph and Toastmaster Catriona McPherson. Plus: Dale joins an illustrious cast of authors for a special on-line performance of the Anthony Boucher Radio Play, "Casebook of Gregory Hood: The Ghost Town Mortuary." Register through October 4, 2020: https://www.bouchercon2020.org. |
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The pandemic may prevent you from attending in person, but now you can experience the show virtually! Visit the Myriad Pubs booth at space #E-02. |
Dale reads "Civic Duty" by Camille Minichino on Facebook Live.
More authors, more info:
Low Down Dirty Vote is a crime anthology series featuring original short fiction from some of the genre's top authors, dedicated to the fight against voter suppression. This charity collection donates 100% of its sales to organizations that work to make every vote count.
On Thursday, April 9 at 6:00 PM, Dale will be broadcast on Facebook Live, reading one of the collection's stories, "Civic Duty" by Camille Minichino.
Low Down Dirty Vote Volume I is available now. Volume II drops on July 4, 2020. Order your copies of the books, and help in the battle to defend democracy!
Curtain call (L to R): Zoe Quinton (sound fx), Reece Hirsch, Kelli Stanley, James L'Etoile, Terry Shames, Gigi Pandian, Dale Berry, David Corbett, Randal Brandt.
A large crowd gathered on Friday morning, November 1st, at Bouchercon 2019 in Dallas, Texas to attend a live performance of "The Ghost Town Mortuary," a radio play written by Anthony Boucher and Denis Green. The script for this play, which was originally produced as an episode of The Casebook of Gregory Hood mystery series in 1946, was discovered in the archives of the Bancroft Library at the University of California, Berkeley among the papers of English professor George R. Stewart, who had a small role in the play as a special consultant who provides a key clue to Gregory Hood. Boucher, in whose honor Bouchercon is named, was a founding member of Mystery Writers of America in 1945, and was the founding president of the Northern California chapter in 1947.
"At Bouchercon 50, the organizers did a great job of highlighting the Anthony Boucher legacy. They featured Boucher experts Mike Nevins, Marvin Lachman, and Jeffrey Marks (as well as sons me and Jim). But the coup de grace and cherry on top was the live performance of Boucher's Gregory Hood radio play 'The Ghost Town Mortuary' by the MWA NorCal Chapter. Despite competing with nine panels and interviews at the same hour, it was very well attended. The play was performed with gusto, humor, and, dare I say, reverence, confirmed by the audience's enthusiastic reactions throughout. Encore!" -- Larry White (son of Anthony Boucher)
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The Be-Bop Barbarians, left, spotted on display in Foyle's, Charing Cross, London. "The Be-Bop Barbarians took my breath away. When I finished it I felt I'd just put down an important work. I don't feel you can read it without thinking about the tensions, racial and otherwise, that are happening in America now." -- SleuthSayers.org "As beautifully told as it is illustrated...Phillips uses his 50's Harlem setting to explore the nexus of pop culture, politics, and protests." -- Crime Reads, The Best Historical Fiction of 2019 (So Far) Dale Berry, below, at the opening of the new Barnes and Noble in Concord, CA. |
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To order: Published by Pegasus Books
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"The Trail," the new graphic short story by Dale Berry, appears in the latest issue of Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine (Mar/Apr. 2018), now on sale nationwide. To order on |
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In the turbulent era of 1950s Manhattan -- with jazz, the burgeoning Civil Rights Movement, and the Red Scare as the volatile background -- three groundbreaking Black cartoonists will defy convention and pay the price.
Prose by crime fiction author Gary Phillips (Violent Spring, The Obama Inheritance) and images by Dale Berry. Coming in 2018 from Pegasus Books.
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"Dead Air," Dale Berry's latest graphic short story, is available now. Find it in the new issue of Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine (March/April 2017), wherever books and magazines are sold. Read Dale's guest post on the Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine's editor's blog Trace Evidence. To order on Digital |
"Dead Air", the latest short story
Last year, Dale Berry's "Not A Creature Was Stirring..." was the first graphic fiction ever published by AHMM.
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Gigi Pandian is the USA Today bestselling author of The Accidental Alchemist Mysteries and the Jaya Jones Treasure Hunt Mysteries. Dale has been commissioned to create a special, limited edition print to commemorate the publication of her new Jaya Jones novel, Michelangelo's Ghost. Signed and numbered, these prints will be presented to lucky fans at this year's Bouchercon New Orleans. To view the raw pencil art in detail, click the thumbnail. To find out more about Gigi Pandian and her remarkable series, visit here |
From an undisclosed location, somewhere deep in the heart of Bakersfield CA, a small band of broadcast journalists, educators and comedians fight the Good Fight against tyranny, hypocrisy
They are known only as the Alright Four, and about a year ago Dale Berry was invited to their secret lair to discuss the state of the world.
Remarkably, the hot topics of the day (international terrorism, Donald Trump) haven't changed all that much.
You can listen to their podcast here
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Dale Berry has created the first graphic short story ever published in Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine. Read "Not a Creature Was Stirring..." in the Special Winter Double Issue, celebrating 60 years of the magazine's publication. Available nationwide, wherever magazines are sold. Read Deborah Lacy's interview with Dale at the Mystery Playground blog |
It is with profound sadness that we announce our long-time friend and collaborator, artist and photographer Sebastian Castillo passed away on September 22, 2015. He is survived by his wife and four children.
To assist during this difficult time, we ask you to please contribute to a special GoFundMe site, which will help defray the cost of funeral expenses, and to provide care for the family
Dale Berry's latest work will soon be published in the pages of Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine.
Developed with Editor Linda Landrigan, and working with Art Director Vicki Green, Dale has created the very first comic story to appear in the prestigious magazine's
Writers from law enforcement,
Myriad Publications proudly sponsors the coffee service on Sunday
William E Wallace writes tough. Take his novel I Wait To Die!, set in modern times but evoking classic crime paperbacks of the 50's and 60's. The prose is lean and suspenseful, yet connects with the hard truths and the vulnerability of those caught up in the Life. It's the real underworld, driven by characters who could have emerged from the black thoughts of Jim Thompson, or the schemers
None of which should come as a surprise. After 40 years as a reporter, and a background that includes time spent as a private investigator, he knows the worlds of which he speaks.
His blog, Pulp Hack Confessions, investigates the latest in edgy, dark crime and suspense novels and the people who write them. Meeting on a panel at Left Coast Crime Portland, I was surprised to find out he'd been reading the Moonlight Cutter series for a while. To say I was flattered would be an understatement. Check out his review. Then check out his site all over again, and discover for yourself just how noir it can get
A special collection of supernatural stories and art featuring the Master of the Cold Moon Sword, rendered by fans, pros, and talented newcomers!
Featuring an intense new tale by creator Dale Berry, plus artist/martial arts instructor Robert Zailo, photographer Sebastian Castillo, illustrator Sean Sagawa, and many others! 72 Big Pages, at a Price-Busting $6.50.
Now Available -- Order yours today
Tales of the Moonlight Cutter has been optioned for film and television development. Check back for project details as they evolve
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Evocative and intricate, combining ancient tradition with Raised in Mongolia, the fifth child from a family of artists, he creates freehand, using only small scissors and his mind's eye. Myriad Publications is proud to announce that this incredible talent has created a very special piece to grace the cover of Tales of the Moonlight Cutter. We'll reveal it here soon, so be sure to check back. Below is just a small sample of the artist's skill. To find out more, visit Facebook: Turburam Sandagdorj and |
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It's been called "the dirtiest station in the country." Its public events made the national news, and it was featured on the TV show "Cops" (twice!). It was 103.7 KRZR, "the Wild Hare," and for listeners across the globe, it brought the hardest in hard rock and heavy metal.
Now, here's the unauthorized documentary of Fresno, California's legendary renegade rock station. Featuring artwork and commentary by, among others, Wild Hare Artist and DJ/Air Personality Dale Berry.
To order the DVD, visit here.
For more information, visit the Facebook page
Myriad Publications was awarded Best Of Show at Stan Lee's Comikaze Expo by MyGeekReview.com.
Dale joins Stan Lee, Pauly Shore, and others at the San Diego Comic-Con for USA Today. Dale appears at about 1:30.
By Thursday, Tales of the Moonlight Cutter #5: Grimoire had completely sold out! Dale took orders for the rest of the week from hungry fans. Our deepest thanks and our most sincere appreciation goes out to all our readers for this unprecedented response. You're the best! (And your books are on their
We've moved! Our new digs in the Bay Area:
Myriad Publications
615 Randolph Street
San Francisco, CA 94132
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Dale has created a collection of artwork for a brand new series, inspired by classic characters from the pulp magazines of the 1930's, the heroes of comics' 1940's Golden Age, movie serials, and film noir! Black Scarab: A Pulp Hero Portfolio is a privately printed, limited edition art book of only 200 copies, each numbered and signed by the author. $10, and can be ordered here |
Now available in its 2nd Big Printing! Order your copy now
The Moonlight Cutter series is now available for download from NexStudios.jp.
Due to high sales and continued demand, the entire Tales of the Moonlight Cutter series has been added to Diamond Distributor's Star System, where it is now available to comic book stores anytime! Retailers, contact your Diamond representative for orders!
Tales of the Moonlight Cutter received positive mention in BLACK BELT Magazine's coverage of the 2007 San Diego ComicCon International! Read about it in BLACK BELT's Bruce Lee Anniversary Issue (November 2007), or online now:
http://www.blackbeltmag.com/archives/552 (Thanks to editor Ed Pollard.)
Tales of the Moonlight Cutter and Dale Berry also received a positive review in the Fresno Bee on September 20, 2007:
http://www.fresnobee.com/columnists/bentley/story/143549.html
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George MacDonald Fraser's notorious literary scoundrel brought to visual life!
