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Jim Huang

American author and editor of crime fiction

Crime fiction writer
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About Jim Huang

Jim Huang was a crime fiction writer.

Jim Huang is an American author and editor of crime fiction, as well as the owner and operator of Crum Creek Press and The Mystery Company imprint.

Personal life Huang has a wife named Jennie. Together, they have lived in Boston, Massachusetts; Kalamazoo, Michigan; Carmel, Indiana; Gambier, Ohio; and Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania. There, he opened the Deadly Passions Bookshop, which specialized in mystery, romance, and science-fiction/fantasy books. and program director of Magna Cum Murder (2000-2008). In addition to these service roles, he was a subject matter expert on mystery for Cengage Gale's "What Do I Read Next?" (2007-2009).

Awards

Publications

100 Favorite Mysteries of the Century (2000) They Died in Vain: Overlooked, Underappreciated and Forgotten Mystery Novels (2002) Mystery Muses: 100 Classics That Inspire Today's Mystery Writers, with Austin Lugar (2006) Organizing Crime: The Mystery Company's Guide to Series, with Austin Lugar (2009) What Do I Read Next? Volume 2, with Natalie Danford, Dana Ferguson, Don D'Ammassa, and Marcia Ford (2009) Organizing Crime: The Mystery Company's Guide to Series (Second Ed.), with Austin Lugar and Nikki Phipps (2014)

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Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Jim Huang

· Wikidata: Q113518744

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