CLICK on the post header for a double bill at Harbinger*33 Captain Absolutely*Kate's new blog AT THE BIJOU. Fellow Harbinger*33 shipmate HARRY B> SANDERFORD has a smashing commercial break and I've got a little torch song called The Goodbye Kiss.
Thursday, 12 November 2009
The Goodbye Kiss is AT THE BIJOU
CLICK on the post header for a double bill at Harbinger*33 Captain Absolutely*Kate's new blog AT THE BIJOU. Fellow Harbinger*33 shipmate HARRY B> SANDERFORD has a smashing commercial break and I've got a little torch song called The Goodbye Kiss.
Wednesday, 11 November 2009
The Journal- Frank Duffy & Steve Jensen
Monday, 9 November 2009
DONKEY at not from here, are you?
Michael J Solender has been kind enough to let me be guest writer at his essential blog: not from here, are you?
CLICK on the post header for a little story called Donkey.
Sunday, 8 November 2009
New Story in Less Than Three ebook Anthology.
M in Less Than Three ebook.
Those clever people at FULL OF CROW have been producing smashing ebooks recently. One of them is the LESS THAN THREE ANTHOLOGY which features pieces of absurdest fiction under three paragraphs in length. It's edited by Jeffrey S. Callico and Lynn Alexander and cover art is by Justynne Tyme. Contributors include: Michael J. Solender, Doug Mathewson and ME. I have a little story called simply M.CLICK on the post header to download the ebook for FREE!
Saturday, 7 November 2009
New Kid On the Blog ! Anne Billson's MULTIGLOM
ANNE BILLSON is a novelist, film critic and photographer who has lived in London, Tokyo and Croydon, and now lives in Paris. Her books include SUCKERS (an upwardly mobile vampire novel), STIFF LIPS (a Notting Hill ghost story) and THE EX (a supernatural detective story), as well as several works of non-fiction, including SPOILERS, a selection from her 25 years of film criticism. She reviews films for the TV pages of the Sunday Telegraph and writes a film column for the Guardian.
I've been a fan of Anne Billson's writing for years since I discovered her film reviews in the defunct SUNDAY CORRESPONDENT. I did a Friday's Forgotten Books about Suckers a while back. And now she's got a blog! Click on the post header for a link to MULTIGLOM. Lots of good stuff there including her Twitter novel THE PSYCHO MURDERS, a teaser chapter from The Ex and a great piece about John Carpenter's THE THING. And, of course, if you like what you see...follow follow!
Thursday, 5 November 2009
Friday's Forgotten Books: Confessions Of A Black Dog by Jason Michel
One Too Many Blows To The Head by JB Kohl & Eric Beetner.
OUT TODAY!
One Too Many Blows To The Head marks the debut collaboration of authors JB Kohl and
Eric Beetner. This taut and gritty Noir takes place amid the seedy world of fixed fights and mob
influence. Uniquely, it features two first-person narratives as we follow the intertwining story of
the hunter and the hunted.
From the jacket:
Kansas City, 1939.
In a world of fixed fights and mob influence Ray Ward and his brother Rex are two of the only
clean fighters in town. With Ray in the corner and Rex in the ring they are headed for the big
time. Until that fateful night. Now Ray has a score to settle using a lifetime of lessons in how to
fight back.
Dean Fokoli is a detective with a new partner, an alcoholic wife and a guilty conscience. At least
the boxer on the radio who just got beat to a pulp won’t end up in his homicide file. But when
the dregs of the crooked fight world start turning up dead, Fokoli is on the hunt for the killer.
The chase will take him to the underbelly of the Kansas City night and hopefully keep him one
step ahead of his past.
One Too Many Blows To The Head is a razor-edged story of revenge, redemption and
what happens when you confront the ghosts of the past.
It has garnered praise from Edgar Award winning author Megan Abbott:
“One Too Many Blows to the Head feels like a long-lost pulp you find in a favorite bookstore"
If you CLICK on the post header you'll get a link to Eric Beetner's blog with information of where to buy the book. Watch The trailer below.
Wednesday, 4 November 2009
NICK QUANTRILL at A TWIST OF NOIR
CLICK on the post header for the link to Nick Quantrill's TICKET TO RIDE over at A TWIST OF NOIR.
Nick's website HULL CRIME SCENE is here:
http://www.hullcrimefiction.co.uk/
Tuesday, 3 November 2009
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