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Glen Erik Hamilton

Glen Erik Hamilton
Glen Erik Hamilton writes crime thrillers. His novels have been called “outstanding” (Publishers Weekly), “perfect mix of serious crime and caper movie” (Criminal Element), and “a must-read series” (Mystery Scene Magazine).  A native of Seattle, Hamilton was raised aboard a sailboat and grew up around the marinas and commercial docks and islands of the Pacific Northwest. His novels have won the Anthony, Macavity, and Strand Magazine Critics awards, and been nominated for the Edgar®, Barry, and Nero awards.  After living for many years in Southern California, he and his family have recently returned to the Emerald City and its beautiful overcast skies.  His latest thriller is ISLAND OF THIEVES.  For more on Glen, visit glenerikhamilton.com


Rain City Rediscovered: Why Crime Novelists Are Drawn to Seattle

Glen Erik Hamilton returns to his hometown of Seattle to find nothing is where he left it.

July 28, 2021  By Glen Erik Hamilton
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Bad Fathers, and the Readers Who Love Them

Lousy dads leave a trail of emotional scars and unhappy relations. In thrillers, there also tends to be a body count.

July 16, 2020  By Glen Erik Hamilton
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Exploring the Ghost Towns of Central Oregon

A Father and Daughter's Journey Through Abandoned America

March 14, 2019  By Glen Erik Hamilton
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