The Killing Kind by Chris Holm
“I’ve been asked to send a message. Your death is merely to be the punctuation mark at the end of said message.”... Read More
Why I Write Crime by Chris Holm
It’s a pleasure to welcome Chris Holm back to the blog. You can check out all of Chris’s previous guest posts, as... Read More
The Collector Series by Chris Holm
This article I wrote originally appeared in All Due Respect Issue #1: Featuring Chris F. Holm. The issue includes a brand-new short... 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... 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... 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... Read More
Dead Harvest by Chris F. Holm
That’s the bitch about being damned – things rarely shake out your way. – Sam Thornton Things haven’t shaken out Sam Thornton’s... Read More