I break this book out every other Christmas season or so to re-read a few tales. It includes a real chiller by Robert Bloch plus stories fr...

As mentioned earlier, the holiday blog tour organized by my friend Icess Fernandez Rojas  of Writing to Insanity is approaching.  Icess ...

One of my friends has organized a blog event for the holiday season. It will include quite a mixture of participants. As my contribution, ...

As mentioned in my previous post, Azarius , my first novel, is rolling out in a new e-book edition from Crossroad Press . As one buddy once...

Hope it's appropriately fun and scary. 

Azarius, my first book, will be re-issued in an e-book edition from Crossroad Press any minute. David Dodd did the cover for the new editio...

I may have mentioned here or on Twitter that travel usually produces creative energy for me. As Halloween approaches, I've been reminde...

I haven't seen the recent Straw Dogs  remake yet, but the original is a brutal Sam Peckinpah tour de force with Dustin Hoffman and Sus...

Christine's wanted to spend a few days in New York City for about an eon, but conflicts kept prohibiting until we said "Dammit, we...

I've seen a different cover on this book. The edition I own's a second printing, I believe. The inside credits indicate the tale ...

Here's the cover for the e-book edition of When Darkness Falls, originally published by Pinnacle in mass market paperback. Love the moo...

My week's been a little off kilter, so I didn't hit any of the post days I've been trying to maintain. Let me round things out w...

Early and Dennis Wheatleys novel are brought together in this hardcover. They're both entries in his Duke de Richleau series. The movie ...

The Night Shift Trailer by FightingOwlFilms I just got word of an indy film that looks interestingly pulpy, fun and off-beat, so, of cou...

I've mentioned it in past years on the anniversary of 9/11, but Louden Wainwright III's "No Sure Way" still captures the ...

(I wrote this as an entry for a small-town noir contest. They   apparently  had a lot of entries, so I thought I'd share it here. They o...

I was sad to read this a.m. of the death of Michael S. Hart, founder of Project Gutenberg . I've found many hours of reading material on...

In the days before e-Bay, I didn't stumble across many books by Dennis Wheatley. That's odd considering their popularity plus the mo...

In following through on my look at Ed Noon and Michael Avallone, here's a slightly different Trailer Tuesday. Toward the end of his ca...

This week's sort of a sequel to last week's Biblioholic's Bookshelf post. During the sixties spy boom, Michael Avallone's f...