Writing Comics: A Newbie’s Perspective by Christopher Irvin
I originally met Chris Irvin when I steered some graphic novels I had on my hands but wasn’t interested in his way. So in that... Read More
Guest Posts
Where Would We Be Without Imagination? by Stephen Paul
I’m pleased to welcome Stephen Paul to the blog today. I had the pleasure of working with Stephen on his debut novel, The Perfect Game,... Read More
Is GREED good? Gee, I hope so… by Dan O’Shea
Very pleased to wrap-up 2013 on the blog by welcoming Dan O’Shea to celebrate the publication of his second novel, Greed, which is out today... Read More
The Editor’s Touch by Steven Axelrod
Very pleased today to welcome Steven Axelrod to the blog to talk about the first book in his Nantucket detective series, Nantucket Sawbuck. Specifically, Steven... Read More
Characters Who Invite Themselves into the Story by William Petrocelli
Today I welcome William Petrocelli to talk about his first novel, The Circle of Thirteen. The year is 2082 and U.N. Security Director Julia Moro... Read More
A Killer Beginning by Ken Goldstein
Today I welcome to the blog Ken Goldstein, author of the satirical Silicon Valley crime-thriller This Is Rage. Given the intricate sequence of events that... Read More
Hardboiled Wit Runs a 4-Color Gamut of Comic Book Chatter by Andrez Bergen
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100 Years of Vicissitude, Andrez Bergen, book review, Dashiell Hammett, Deaps, Depth Charging Ice Planet Goth, Japan, Kaede, Kohana, Kunio Yamadera, Laurel Canyon, Little Nobody, One Hundred Years of Vicissitude, Perfect Edge Books, Raymond Chandler, review copy, Shashin, The Condimental Op, The Tobacco-Stained Sky, Tobacco-Stained Mountain Goat, Tomeko, TSMG, Who is Killing the Great Capes of Heropa, Wolram, Wolram Deaps
///I am incredibly pleased today to welcome Andrez Bergen back to the blog. Andrez is one of the most gifted and creative authors I’ve had... Read More
Fire On My Mind by Todd Ritter
I’m very pleased to welcome Todd Ritter, author of the Kat Campbell mystery series, back to the blog for another guest post. The third book... Read More
