In THE BURNING SOUL, John Connolly once again perfectly balances the elements of a great story: character, story (plot) and place. If you’ve read Connolly before, you know that his characters are fascinating in their imperfection. Private detective Charlie Parker is...
I finished reading THE WOODCUTTER months ago—five of them, to be exact—and have been debating this review with myself ever since. Why? It can be summed up in one word: lonning.Unless you happen to be reading this from the Cumbria region of England, chances are good...
Today’s Dead Guy post is about negative reviews and what you should (or should not) do about them.
Today on Dead Guy: My take on Banned Books Week.
Today’s Dead Guy post contains some of the lessons I brought back from St. Louis.
With a title like this, it has to be a whodunit, right? Right? Not so fast. THE PERFECT SUSPECT is a suspenseful tale, yes, but the murderer is revealed on the very first page.Ryan Beckman is a gifted police detective, the likes of which we’re seeing more of in...
