Former Altie Writes Book for the "Young, Hip, Cynical and Degenerate"
By AAN Staff
july 15, 2008 12:32 pm
So says
Washington Post critic Patrick Anderson, who describes ex-
Omaha Weekly (now
Omaha Reader) news editor Jonathan Segura's "Occupational Hazards" as "a savagely funny first novel" that tells a "dungeon-dark tale of low-rent journalism, political corruption and rampant degeneracy in a hellish Omaha." According to Anderson, Segura joins ex-
Philadelphia City Paper editor
Duane Swierczynski as mystery writers whose work is part of a new trend in the publishing business of releasing offbeat novels direct to paperback.