Nominated for the AmazonClicks.com Reader’s Choice Award
Since it is a British web site, it was undoubtedly one of the five and a half readers of my novel in the UK, but someone nominated my novel for the AmazonClicks.com Reader’s Choice...
Category: Movies
Why I haven’t posted much in November
November is National Novel Writing Month – NaNoWriMo. 50,000 words in one month. It’s a very different way to write than my normal ‘take my time, enjoy the research, let my normal adult attention...
Booksigning: me and Bob Flynn at Trinity U October 11
With all of the IKE enjoyment and challenges, I’d almost forgotten to post a notice that my friend and teacher Robert Flynn and I (and several others) will be signing our books at Trinity...
bookrev: An Expert in Murder by Nicola Upson
This murder mystery, the first in a new series, features London settings, the West End and the stage, an excellent historical period (England between WWI and WWII). What more could you ask for? Well,...
bookrev: The Alexandria Link by Steve Berry
I am anxiously awaiting the novel Unburning Alexandria, the sequel to The Plot to Save Socrates by my friend Paul Levinson. In addition to reacquainting myself with some ancient Middle Eastern history, I’m also...
Marvel vs. DC in Theaters
I always thought that the Justice League would clobber the Avengers in a cross-comic book brawl. But that is most certainly not the case when it comes to movies. In the last few years...
movrev: Superman Doomsday
My son and I watched the animated movie Superman Doomsday online through NetFlix. The technology worked great and the movie (an animated PG-13 superhero flick?) was well done; wish it would have been longer...
bookrev: On Writing by Stephen King
This book has been around for a while, but it is a must read for anyone interested in writing, and anyone interested in Stephen King. It is a quick but valuable read. Since Mr....
bookrev: Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell by David Michaels
Sometimes you just gotta run through a fun, throw down book, especially after some interesting but thick material. I’ve read almost all of Tom Clancy’s novels (they got kinda slow around Red Rabbit, never...
You readers is smart
Thanks to a post on spyscribbler’s blog, I now know how really smart you guys is. It just goes to show what a few good words about Rugby, basketball, beer and my wife will...