The Dead Women of Juárez by Sam Hawken
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/“We are a city of dead women. We feed on our own.” – Rafael Sevilla Once a promising boxer, American Kelly Courter found himself in... Read More
My Own Private Macondo by Nik Korpon
I’m pleased to welcome Nik Korpon to the blog today. Tomorrow I’ll be reviewing his latest, the short story collection Bar Scars, but today Nik... Read More
Vile Blood by Max Wilde
“The truth is I’m leaning in the direction of believing that God is dead but the Devil is very much alive.” – Father Pedro The... Read More
Who the hell is Max Wilde? by Roger Smith
In a fitting kickoff to the Halloween month of October, I’m pleased to welcome author Roger Smith to the blog to talk about his doppelgänger,... Read More
The Futility of Justice and the Persistent Agony of Loss by Sam Hawken
A little while back Rough Riders author Charlie Stella stopped by for a guest post, “Authors You Should Be Reading.” One of the people he... Read More
The Wrong Goodbye by Chris F. Holm
Of course, the problem with being damned is there’s no such thing as a lucky break. – Sam Thornton When we last saw soul collector... Read More
Hello, GOODBYE by Chris F. Holm
I’m very pleased to welcome Chris F. Holm to the blog today to talk about The Wrong Goodbye (September 25th from Angry Robot), the second... Read More
Dice Roll by Jason S. Ridler
“Be careful, Spar. I gotta bad feeling I’m about to kick a hornet’s nest with my boots.” – Gordon FitzHenry Spar Battersea has not had... Read More
