It’s So Miami by Sam Hawken
It’s always a pleasure to welcome Sam Hawken back to the blog. Over the years I’ve been honored to both read and review Sam’s novels,... Read More
The Incurables by Jon Bassoff
Faith and delusion aren’t that far apart, when you really think about it. The setup of The Incurables, the latest offering from Jon Bassoff, is... Read More
Short-Changing the Noir by Andrez Bergen
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100 Years of Vicissitude, Andrez Bergen, Dashiell Hammett, Deaps, Depth Charging Ice Planet Goth, guest blog, guest post, Japan, Kaede, Kohana, Kunio Yamadera, Laurel Canyon, Little Nobody, One Hundred Years of Vicissitude, Perfect Edge Books, Raymond Chandler, review copy, Roy Scherer, Shashin, Small Change, Suzie Miller, Tales to Admonish, The Condimental Op, The Tobacco-Stained Sky, Tobacco-Stained Mountain Goat, Tomeko, TSMG, Who is Killing the Great Capes of Heropa, Wolram, Wolram Deaps
///As always, it’s an immense pleasure to welcome Andrez Bergen back to the blog. There’s not much I can say about Andrez that I haven’t... Read More
Reading as a Writer by Mark Richardson
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Today I welcome Mark Richardson to the blog in conjunction with his recently released novel Hunt for the Troll. The book hasn’t quite made it... Read More
“Glitter Faggots from Space” (or Why I Wrote Young Americans) by Josh Stallings
My love of everything Josh Stallings writes is no secret, as I have given glowing reviews to everything of his I’ve had the pleasure of... Read More
The Unmeaning of Life by Jon Bassoff
Jon Bassoff is well-known in the crime fiction/noir community, both as the founder of publisher New Pulp Press, as well as being the author of... Read More
The Station Sergeant / Barlow by the Book by John McAllister
Potential Spoiler Warning: As this review is a double dip of both Barlow books, the second part of the review necessarily mentions a certain event... Read More
