Dedications by Benjamin Whitmer
Some authors tell made-up stories. Others tell about real life, it just happens to be in the form of a made-up story. Benjamin Whitmer is... Read More
Guest Posts
Characters, Violence and Shadows: Why I Write by Brandon Daily
Brandon Daily and his debut novel, A Murder Country, came to my attention via Grant Jerkins (The Ninth Step, At the End of the Road,... Read More
Life’s A Blog And Then You Die by Kevin Lynn Helmick
My editing schedule has me behind the eight ball somewhat on reading for pleasure, and subsequent reviews, but one of the books hovering at the... Read More
A Writer Wastes Nothing by Dianne Emley
Very happy to welcome LA Times bestselling author Dianne Emley back to the blog. Well-known for her Detective Nan Vining thrillers (The First Cut, Cut... Read More
How To Survive The Munitions That Underlie Depth Charging Ice Planet Goth by Andrez Bergen
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///It’s always a pleasure to welcome author Andrez Bergen to the blog. You can catch up on all things Bergen that have previously appeared on... Read More
Always Judge A Book By Its Movie Poster by David James Keaton
Pleased today to welcome David James Keaton back to the blog. Those in the crime fiction community will no doubt know David from his work... Read More
Reaching for the Light by Sam Hawken
Very pleased to welcome Sam Hawken back to the blog. For my money, Sam Hawken is one of the most underrated authors working in crime... Read More
This Thing of Ours by Jack Getze
Anyone who’s been around the crime fiction community for any length of time knows the name Jack Getze. In addition to serving as the Fiction... Read More
