Babies, Books and Electric Fencing by Chuck Wendig
Very pleased to welcome penmonkey extraordinaire Chuck Wendig back to the bog. Friday I’ll be reviewing Mockingbird, the sequel to Wendig’s fantastic Blackbirds, but today... Read More
Guest Posts
Foolproof Dreams and Foolish Schemes by Dianne Emley
Very happy to welcome back LA Times bestselling author Dianne Emley for a continuing look at her Iris Thorne series. I’ll be reviewing the series’s... Read More
Some Thoughts on the Ninth Step by Grant Jerkins
A Very Simple Crime was one of my Top 10 Reads of 2010. At the End of the Road was one of my Top 10... Read More
Politically Indirect: Why I Hide My Politics from My Readers by Steve Hockensmith
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Big Red Amlingmeyer, Blarney, Cadaver in Chief, Dawn of the Dreadfuls, Dear Mr. Holmes, Dear Mr. Holmes Seven Holmes on the Range Mysteries, Holmes on the Range, Naughty: Nine Tales of Christmas Crime, Old Red Amlingmeyer, On the Wrong Track, Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, short stories, Steve Hockensmith, The Black Dove, The Crack in the Lens, World's Greatest Sleuth
///Cadaver in Chief author Steve Hockensmith is one of those wonderfully gifted writers who seems as comfortable writing short stories (Blarney: 12 Tales of Lies,... Read More
A Story Made for Hollywood by Gus Pelagatti
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I previously reviewed The Wicked Wives by Gus Pelagatti, so was happy to welcome Gus for a guest post in conjunction with his Pump Up... Read More
Digital Bullying or Freedom of Speech? by Fiona Johnson
I’m very pleased to welcome the lovely and talented Scottish Scribe Fiona “McDroll” Johnson back for another guest post. I’ll be reviewing her latest short... Read More
Authors You Should Be Reading by Charlie Stella
Tomorrow I’ll be reviewing Rough Riders by Charlie Stella, the long-awaited sequel to his book Eddie’s World, but today am excited to welcome Charlie for... Read More
Flaws and Ambiguity by John Hornor Jacobs
Monday I’ll be reviewing This Dark Earth, the latest novel from rising star John Hornor Jacobs, but today am excited to welcome him back for... Read More
