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Find Doug and Linc on Facebook |
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Find Doug on Facebook |
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Find Doug and Linc on YouTube |
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AMAZON |
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AMAZON Kindle |
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iTunes |
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Indiebound |
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BARNES & NOBLE ONLINE, another great place to buy our deathless prose. |
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Nook Bookstore |
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The Poisoned Pen Bookstore |
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Premiere Collectibles |
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VJ Books, specializing in limited copies of signed first editions. |
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Corrie Swanson's on-line journal, devoted to Agent Pendergast and related subjects |
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Stormhaven, the Unofficial Preston-Child Bulletin Boards. A casual and fun community of Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child readers. |
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A great French fan site with lots of information on the Pendergast series. |
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An interesting interview with Douglas Preston on BOOK OF THE DEAD is up at Bookgasm.com |
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Grand Central Publishing, the publisher of the Preston-Child novels from RIPTIDE on. |
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Tor and Forge Books, publishers of RELIC, MOUNT DRAGON, and RELIQUARY, as well as as well as Douglas Preston’s solo novels. |
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Doubleday, publisher of Lincoln Child’s solo novels. |
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The Long Riders' Guild, an association of men and women (including Douglas Preston) who have ridden more than 1,000 miles on a continuous horseback trip. |
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Website of Walter W. Nelson, who is the photographer for RIBBONS OF TIME and Douglas' partner in exploration and long-distance horseback riding. |
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Website for the German Editions of the Preston & Child novels, by the Verlagsgruppe Droemer Knaur GmbH & Co. KG |
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A link to the maker of the prestigious English game bags that the Pendergast brothers tend to favor. Diogenes, for example, used one for his diamond heist at the New York Museum of Natural History. |
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Douglas' friend Elizabeth Berry owns perhaps the most beautiful ranch in New Mexico, deep in the Chama River Wilderness. She owns two small casitas that she rents out to working writers who are seeking extreme remoteness, natural beauty, peace and quiet to work. |
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Old Santa Fe Trading Co
The urge to collect started for Forrest Fenn at age nine when he found his first arrowhead... |
