Nate Hendley, prolific author and recently of The Boy on the Bicycle, appeared at Indigo Bay and Bloor, Toronto, for a book signing on Saturday, September 14, where he engaged people, and signed books. Nate has appeared on panels, at workshops, signings, readings and all manner over the summer. This coming Sunday, September 22, he’ll be at Toronto’s Word on the Street at the Crime Writers of Canada booth. The Boy on the Bicycle was shortlisted this year…
We’re thrilled to announce Nate Hendley’s powerful and impeccably researched book, The Boy on the Bicycle: A Forgotten Case of Wrongful Conviction in Toronto, has been shortlisted for the 2019 Arthur Ellis Award, Best Nonfiction Crime Book. The full shortlist for the category presents some excellent competition: Patrick Brode, Dying for a Drink: How a Prohibition Preacher Got Away With Murder, Biblioasis Thomas Giacomaro and Natasha Stoynoff, The King of Con: How a Smooth-Talking Jersey Boy Made and Lost…
Anna Maria Tremonti of CBC’s The Current today interviewed Nate Hendley and Ron Moffatt about Nate’s new book, The Boy on the Bicycle. Ron spoke candidly about his horrific experience in the 1950s at the hands of bungling police officers bent on coercing a confession out of him, for a murder he did not commit. What is truly frightening is police have the same latitude today. And it is for that reason Ron has broken his…
In a room filled with engaged people, the launch of The Boy on the Bicycle, by Nate Hendley, proved a great success at the Toronto Reference Library. Win Wahrer of Innocence Canada was in attendance, as were members of Ron Moffatt’s family. The investigative book examines the wrongful conviction of adolescent Ron Moffatt in 1956, for a brutal murder committed by serial killer Peter Woodcock. If you haven’t already picked up your copy of The Boy on the…
Nate Hendley’s latest release, The Boy on the Bicycle was featured on the front cover of The Sault Star August 6. In an article by Postmedia Network reporter, Brian Kelly, he discusses Hendley’s book about the wrongful conviction of Ron Moffatt. The full article can be found here. The launch of The Boy on the Bicycle is August 14 at the Toronto Reference Library. Nate Hendley will give a reading and discuss the book, highlighting the fact Ron Moffatt has never…