Don Winslow Crime Novelist

Today on The Neil Haley Show, Neil "The Media Giant" Haley
interviews Don Winslow. City on Fire was the most acclaimed crime
novel of 2021. The book was named to more best books of the year
lists than any other novel and was named Best Book of the Year by
Amazon. City of Dreams, which won widespread acclaim and was also
named a Best Book of the Year by Amazon. After publishing fifteen
acclaimed crime novels, not one of which made the New York Times
Bestseller List, Winslow had seven consecutive New York Times
bestsellers –Savages, The Kings of Cool, The Cartel, The Force,
The Border, City on Fire and City of Dreams – and three New York
Times Best Books of the Year. Winslow’s short storyCrime 101
ignited a recent $100m bidding war that Amazon recently won.
Winslow has also won major writing awards in almost every major
country in the world and become a major bestselling author with
multiple #1 internationally bestselling novels all over the
world. Winslow’s novels have attracted the attention of
filmmakers and actors. The film rights to the City on Fire
trilogy were purchased by Sony for more than $5 million and
Austin Butler is set to star. Crime 101 has Chris Hemsworth and
Pedro Pascal attached. Christopher Storer (“The Bear”) is set to
direct at Paramount Pictures The Winter of Frankie Machine, an
adaptation of Winslow’s novel and Netflix is adapting Winslow’s
novels The Dawn Patrol and The Gentlemen’s Hours for features.
Winslow has just under 1 million followers on Twitter and his
political videos to date have surpassed more than 300 million
views on X/Twitter alone. His most recent video,
#DonaldTrumpLifetimeOfLies has 10.5 million views on X/Twitter
alone. That’s more views than the Lincoln Project or anyone else.
https://twitter.com/donwinslow