Libby Hellmann's literary masterpiece "Havana Lost"

"Pulp Friction with Paul Levine" welcomes Libby Fischer Hellman to the studio.

Libby Fischer Hellmann writes “compulsively readable thrillers.” Her 2013 literary thriller, HAVANA LOST, takes place largely in revolutionary Cuba. Her other stand-alones, SET THE NIGHT ON FIRE (2010), goes back to the late Sixties in Chicago, and A BITTER VEIL (2012) takes place in revolutionary Iran. She also writes two crime series, one with PI Georgia Davis, the other with video producer and amateur sleuth Ellie Foreman, which Libby calls “Desperate Housewives” meets “24.”. Her short story collection, NICE GIRL DOES NOIR, was released in 2010. She has been nominated twice for the Anthony Award, once for the Agatha, and has won the Lovey Award multiple times. She lives in Chicago and claims they'll take her out of there feet first.  More at www.libbyhellmann.com.

ABOUT THE HOST:

The author of 18 novels, Paul Levine won the John D. MacDonald fiction award and was nominated for the Edgar, Macavity, International Thriller, and James Thurber prizes. A former trial lawyer, he also wrote more than 20 episodes of the CBS military drama "JAG" and co-created the Supreme Court drama "First Monday" starring James Garner and Joe Mantegna. His most recent novel is "Last Chance Lassiter."  Look for "State vs. Lassiter" in Fall 2013.  More info at http://www.paul-levine.com

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