STEVEN TORRES LLC
DELTONA, FLORIDA

What We Are All About Here at S Torres Finance Inc, we pride ourselves on having an extensive collection of write-ups pertinent to the fields of banking, brokerage, insurance, investments, and anything relevant to the finance industry. In addition, we are always on the lookout for the finest finance headlines. Thus, we guarantee that our site is always on top of the hottest happenings in this industry. Now, if you want to obtain substantial insights and ideas, make sure to visit our portal on a daily basis. I first met Jonathan Santlofer in Austin, Texas during the second ConMisterio. It was a wonderful convention, intimate, unlike some. When he described some of the action found in his books, I knew I had to pick one up and plague him with questions. I got his first novel, The Death Artist. Now, getting a person’s first novel is not always the wisest strategy. They may be good, but they don’t always have the high sheen of polish that later works will have after the writer has had some experience, found their voice, learned their craft. I can tell you that Mr. Santlofer’s first novel is as gripping a pageturner as I’ve ever read, and if he’s gotten better since, then Lord help us writers of normal abilities. A review of his work at my blog if you like to know more about The Death Artist. If you want to know more about Jonathan, link here. Firefox News (not to be confused with Fox News or with the software company) has just published my short story “A Smile at the End of the World.” The title really does tell you a lot of things about what goes on. It is the end of the world and there is a guy who can’t stop smiling. But it doesn’t tell you why the world is ending or why he’s smiling. I’ve interviewed a lot of writers, but Bill Crider, my latest subject, has probably published as many novels as the rest of them put together. And it’s not like he’s publishing them himself out of his basement or anything. These are well received, much appreciated books in hardcover and paperback from regular publishing houses like St. Martin’s Press, a company with the good taste to publish my work as well. As you’ll read in the interview, he’s got a slew of different mystery series — including a professor, a sheriff, and a private eye. He also runs one of those blogs that people in the know use to stay that way: Bill Crider’s Pop Culture Magazine. If that weren’t enough, he also has a job. Anyway, enough… Read about him here. “Richly imagined and vividly atmospheric, at turns poignant, hilarious and disturbing, Missing in Precinct Puerto Rico is a tour de force. Steven Torres is a writer of great talent.” (Michele Martinez)