"Seven Murders in Sussex" is a new mystery book, by Richard Smiraldi. The author gave an interview on his new mystery book, which was his first in the mystery genre.
Smiraldi says that the new mystery book touches on certain truths like, we should be happy with what we have, and be careful with what we desire.
"Seven Murders in Sussex" has references from Sussex County area. However unlike common belief that sleepy towns are very peaceful, this new mystery book tells otherwise.
Some of the references in the book and incidents have been taken from Smiraldi's life. The main character Reilly Swanson, the owner of the Black Hawk Inn, which was in reality, a place of residence for Smiraldi, for 1 month, between college semesters.
He expresses his gratitude to the Warwick Valley Writers Association, for their motivation and encouragement in writing this new mystery book.

A new mystery book has dared to write about the Black Angel statue of Iowa. The new mystery book is written by Julie Kramer, who is an award winning author and a former Minneapolis TV news producer.
This is the first time that she is writing about the Black Angel in the new mystery book. The novel is a continuation of her Riley Spartz series where Spartz is a TV reporter. The plot of the new mystery book is about a series of mysterious deaths which are all somehow linked to the Black Angel statue. Spartz gets involved when her own friend is killed.
The new mystery book is supposedly the darkest book in her entire series till date as it incorporates the killer's view point in to the story which makes the story more gripping. According to Trish Van Pilsum, a former colleague and now beta reader for Kramer, Julie holds the edge in writing because of her experience in the news industry. She knows about the obsessions over ratings and advertising in the industry and hence her stories are very real and accurate of the actual scenario.

Sci-Fi fans have a chance to rejoice as many science fiction books are going to get digital. These science fiction books will include some books which may are out of print. Gollanncz will be launching the SF Gateway, which would be the world's largest science fiction and fantasy library.
It is set to go into operation from September and it will include more than a thousand science fiction books by almost 100 different authors which will include Arthur C. Clarke, Philip K. Dick, and others. According to Darren Nash, digital publisher of Gollancz, the inspiration has been the Masterworks series which was immensely successful in getting out-of-print books back to popularity. The gateway will integrate the physical science fiction books with the e-books and hence the Encyclopaedia of Science Fiction. The books will be available through all the major retailers but the pricing model has not been decided yet.
The company is planning on making available 3,000 science fiction books by 2012 and around 5,000 by 2014.