Goshen Hole: A Joe Hannibal Mystery
Wayne Dundee lives in the once-notorious old cowtown of Ogallala, on the hinge of Nebraska’s panhandle. A widower, retired from a managerial position in the magnetics industry, Dundee now devotes full time to his writing.  To date, Dundee has had fourteen novels, three novellas, and over thirty short stories published. Much of his work has featured his PI protagonist, Joe Hannibal. 2012 will mark the 30th anniversary of Hannibal’s first appearance in print, making him one of the longest-running still-active PIs on the scene. Dundee also dabbles in fantasy and straight crime, and lately has been gaining notice in the Western genre. His 2010 Western short story, “This Old Star,” won a Peacemaker Award from the Western Fictioneers writers’ organization. His 2011 novel Dismal River won a Peacemaker in the Best First Western Novel category.  Titles in the Hannibal series have been translated into several languages and nominated for an Edgar, an Anthony, and six Shamus Awards. Dundee is also the founder and original editor of Hardboiled Magazine.