Literary Pet Peeve #26 by Tom Pitts
So, if you write songs it should be easy peasy to write stories…right? Not so, says Piggyback (Snubnose Press) author–and musician–Tom Pitts, not even close.... Read More
Prohibition by Terrence McCauley
“I’ve never been smart enough to know when to quit.” – Terry Quinn For former boxer turned mob enforcer Terry Quinn, not being smart enough... Read More
Tenacity vs. Obstinacy by Terrence McCauley
Today Terrence McCauley is here to reflect on the difference between tenacity and obstinacy in the life of a writer, and how which one chooses... Read More
How’s the writing going? by Mike McCrary
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Today I am incredibly pleased to welcome Mike McCrary to the blog. A screenwriter, Mike is aggressively and passionately making the transition to writing crime... Read More
Dinner Date by Mike Faricy
I’m welcoming author Mike Faricy (Russian Roulette, Mr. Softee) today as part of his virtual tour in support of his latest release, Bombshell. I may... Read More
Top 10 Reads of 2012
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A Land More Kind Than Home, Abide With Me, Absolute Zero Cool, Andrez Bergen, Book Reviews, Capture, Chris F. Holm, Dead Harvest, Dead Women of Juárez, Declan Burke, Grant Jerkins, Helsinki White, Ian Ayris, James Thompson, Last Call for the Living, One Hundred Years of Vicissitude, Peter Farris, Roger Smith, Sam Hawken, The Ninth Step, Top 10 of 2012, Wiley Cash, Wrong Goodbye
///The past twelve months were a very busy reading and reviewing year for me. Though I’m sure a few slipped through the cracks and didn’t... Read More
Where Is Noir Now? by Gabino Iglesias
I am pleased to welcome author (Gutmouth, Eraserhead Press) and reviewer Gabino Iglesias to the blog today for an interesting essay about noir and its... Read More
The Storm Giants by Pearce Hansen
“Until the blood starts to flow, it’s always a people situation.” – Everett For someone who’d just assume never interact with anyone again except his... Read More
