Genre? by R. Thomas Brown
I’m pleased to welcome R. Thomas Brown back to the blog. The last time he was here was in conjunction with his outstanding release, Hill... Read More
Guest Posts
Fight in the Lonesome October: This Ain’t Your Sister’s Vampire Novel! by Jason S. Ridler
I guess it’s only appropriate that as Halloween approaches The Ridler is back to take over my site for yet another guest post. Hell, the... Read More
Guilt Edged Mysteries: A Piece of Pulp History by Eric Beetner
I’m happy to welcome author Eric Beetner back to the blog. Eric’s latest book, The Devil Doesn’t Want Me, was recently released by Guilt Edged... Read More
Marshall Karp: Murder Suspect
The year was 19noneofyourfuckingbusiness, and I was 24, living in New York City, and almost broke, except that my job as an advertising copywriter qualified... Read More
We’re All Thriller Writers Now by L.J. Sellers
How do you define a thriller? Today L.J. Sellers, author of the award-winning Detective Jackson series, is here to talk about the expanding use of... Read More
When the Axe Dropped and the Shots Rang Out by Sabrina Ogden
So pleased to have the lovely Sabrina Ogden here today to talk about her love of short stories, as well as her involvement with Shotgun... Read More
Do Hardheaded and Redheaded Go Hand in Hand? by Joelle Charbonneau
Very happy to welcome the multitalented Joelle Charbonneau to the blog today. Though most of you probably know her as the author of the Rebecca... Read More
The Boy That Galway Consumed by Seamus Scanlon
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I’m pleased to welcome Seamus Scanlon to the blog to talk about how growing up in Galway, Ireland set the tone for the noir perspective... Read More
