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Something About Me and My Book:: J. R. Lindermuth is the author of 16 novels, including eight in the Sticks Hetrick mystery series set in a fictitious rural community near Harrisburg PA.

His most recent novel is The Bartered Body, third in the Sheriff Sylvester Tilghman series and published by Milford House Press.

A retired newspaper editor, he is currently librarian for his county historical society where he assists patrons with genealogy and research. His short stories and articles have appeared in many magazines, both print and on line.

He is a member of International Thriller Writers and the Short Mystery Fiction Society, of which he is a past vice president.

He is the father of two children and has four grandsons.

Untreed Reads is celebrating Short Story Month in May with a huge sale. Stories in all genre are only a quarter each. If you haven't read Open And Shut or The Man Everyone Loved, here's your chance: http://store.untreedreads.com/index.php?main_page=advanced_search_result&search_in_description=1&keyword=lindermuth

May is Mystery Month.

Posted on May 21, 2020 at 8:10am

Limited time only, twenty-five in all, both fiction and non-fiction. Don't miss out. The collection includes Something So Divine, one of my historical mysteries. http://sunburypress.com/25-free-ebooks-from-sunbury-press/

Posted on April 24, 2020 at 11:24am

shines a different light on things when a young boy sneaks into a secretive old man's house in my story Brandt's Secret.

You can read the story (and others) free in the current issue of The Raven Review. http://www.theravenreview.org/brandts-secret-lindermuth.html

Posted on April 14, 2020 at 7:09am

With all the stress over Coronavirus, most of us can use a little diversion now and then.

Posted on March 26, 2020 at 4:34pm

At 12:15pm on June 11, 2011, Clark Lohr said…: J.R.,

Thanks for your congrats given me on Mystery Fanfare. It'll be a new day when I have nine novels in print, like you.

Clark Lohr

At 6:55pm on May 7, 2011, Clark Lohr said…: Clark Lohr here. Thanks, J.R. My hero's father is a Korean War vet. We got our share of humble old men, mostly Mexican-Americans, around here. Guys who did that Korean War. Couldn't have been pretty. We both know that because we know what the Korean terrain looks like and how cold it gets there.

At 12:30pm on May 7, 2011, Clark Lohr said…: Hey JR.The Big Chile was great. I'm looking forward to LCC 2012 in Sacramento as well.

At 9:53pm on January 20, 2011, Richard Patch said…: Thanks for the friendship request, J.R. For a new writer, that is something that is always appreciated. I hope to see you in Santa Fe. Thanks again.

Rich

At 11:49pm on January 2, 2011, Sunny Frazier said…: We are so pleased to have you at Oak Tree. I'm wondering why the cover of Being Someone Else isn't up here???

At 10:37pm on November 9, 2010, Clark Lohr said…: Clark Lohr here.
Excellent. I'll be in touch.

At 11:39pm on November 8, 2010, Clark Lohr said…: J.R., Clark Lohr here. Thanks for friending me. You're clearly not new to writing novels but we're both new to Oak Tree Press. I've got a so-called "Pennsylvania Dutch" last name. I've never been there. I'll visit someday. Are you going to The Big Chile in Santa Fe?