Author Archives: Pati Nagle

About Pati Nagle

Pati Nagle was born and raised in the mountains of northern New Mexico. An avid student of music, history, and humans in general, she has a special love of the outdoors, particularly New Mexico's wilds, which inspire many of her stories. Her latest fantasy novel is Dead Man's Hand, from Evennight Books/Book View Café.

WWW Wednesday 3-6-13

WWW Wednesday. This meme is from shouldbereading. Hallo, all – Pati Nagle here. My turn to play WWW Wednesday. To play along, just answer the following three (3) questions… • What are you currently reading? The Enchanted April by Elizabeth … Continue reading


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WWW Wednesday (12-26-12)

BVC members have picked up this meme from shouldbereading: To play along, just answer the following three (3) questions… • What are you currently reading? • What did you recently finish reading? • What do you think you’ll read next? … Continue reading


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From DEAD MAN’S HAND by Pati Nagle: William

Excerpt from Dead Man’s Hand by Pati Nagle. Copyright © Pati Nagle. All rights reserved. (listen to William’s soundtrack on Pandora) Hertfordshire, England William Weare sat up, much annoyed, and took the coins from his eyes. He had been in … Continue reading


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Donating part of book sales to Sandy relief

It was surreal to watch Sandy make landfall near Atlantic City even as my new novel, much of which takes place in that town, was released. Whenever a natural disaster occurs, I get a sick feeling of helplessness. I’ve learned … Continue reading


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From DEAD MAN’S HAND by Pati Nagle: Arnold

Excerpt from Dead Man’s Hand by Pati Nagle. Copyright © Pati Nagle. All rights reserved. (listen to Arnold’s soundtrack on Pandora) Queens, New York Arnold Rothstein awoke with the sound of an automobile engine in his ears. He opened his … Continue reading


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From DEAD MAN’S HAND by Pati Nagle: Clive

Excerpt from Dead Man’s Hand by Pati Nagle. Copyright © Pati Nagle. All rights reserved. (listen to Clive’s soundtrack on Pandora) Bloomfield, New Jersey He woke from one nightmare to find himself in the middle of another. He’d been dreaming … Continue reading


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From DEAD MAN’S HAND by Pati Nagle: Ned

Excerpt from Dead Man’s Hand by Pati Nagle. Copyright © Pati Nagle. All rights reserved. (listen to Ned’s soundtrack on Pandora) Las Vegas, Nevada Ned rolled over and tried to go back to sleep, which was when he discovered he … Continue reading


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From DEAD MAN’S HAND by Pati Nagle: James

DEAD MAN'S HAND by Pati Nagle

Excerpt from Dead Man’s Hand by Pati Nagle. Copyright © Pati Nagle. All rights reserved. (listen to James’s soundtrack on Pandora) Deadwood, South Dakota James awoke to the sensation of flesh creeping onto his bones. It had been a long … Continue reading


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In Your Food: Snacks

The treats discussion got me thinking about other convenient foods. I like fresh fruit, but if I’m traveling I may have to settle for something in a package. POP QUIZ: Which is healthiest – chocolate fudge pudding, strawberry gelatin, or … Continue reading


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In Your Food: Treats!

Ah yes – the annual question: what to give the ghoulies that will soon be at the door. The traditional offering is, of course, heaps of sugar. Some of these contain corn syrup or other forms of corn. Others are … Continue reading


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