The Day Dutch Went Electric
When he could no longer get ribbons for his manual typewriter, it was time to leave it behind.
The Gregg Sutter Files
Researcher to Elmore Leonard for 32.5 years, I’m sharing exclusive material, insights, and corrections during his Centennial—plus a memoir-in-progress, I’d Kill to Have Your Job.
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Dutch Treat and Double Dutch Treat
The omnibus editions that marked Elmore Leonard’s arrival as a major American writer
A Performance of When the Women Come Out to Dance
The Staging of an Elmore Leonard Work by Playwright Susan Charlotte
Dutch Goes Commercial
If hawking products sells books, why not?
Dutch Introduces "Willy Remembers"
A fogbound story told by a Spanish-American War veteran who mentally conflates past, present, and imagined events
An Interview with Guest of Honor Elmore Leonard
Author Diane Mott Davidson interviews Dutch at Bouchercon 2000 in Denver
Going to ¡La Yuma!
The Case for How Dutch Created Cuban Street Slang
James W. Hall
“How reverse-engineering Dutch’s structure became his breakthrough.”
Elmore Leonard on Global Connections with Jonathan Swift
Interview taped at Bloomfield Community Television on June 23, 2009
Elmore Leonard at the New York State Writers Institute — April 6, 2000
How Dutch Found His Voice—and Let His Characters Talk