I’m sick. Nothing serious ( I assume). I’ve got a temperature, I’m achy and woozey. My ex used to insist ‘Woozy – that’s not a word. It’s not a word.’ Now, of course, I could whip out my smartphone and … Continue reading →
On Staten Island, it’s called The Boat. ‘Does this bus go to The Boat?’ The Verrazano-Narrows was once the world’s longest suspension bridge and is still the start of the New York Marathon but nobody calls it The Bridge. We’ve … Continue reading →
4.0 Out of 5 Stars -Original Spin, 22 Jan 2012 from Amazon.co.uk By R. Hurst “MidNight” (Galway, Ireland) – Greg is a tramatised war veterian who finds himself pulled into a secret battle with only a few powerful individuals on the side of … Continue reading →
4.0 out of 5 stars Keep Track of the Characters, February 17, 2012 By Sarah Smith “Rhubarb” (Los Angeles) Keep track of the characters for this one, because each one is critical to the story; each one is different (and interesting). For instance, you … Continue reading →
Okay – it’s the February doldrums. Time to spice things up! (When you see exclamation marks, you know I’m in sales mode) ‘Mindbenders‘ is FREE today and tomorrow on Amazon as part of the Kindle Direct program. And if you … Continue reading →
Jenny Milchman sent me a typically well-reasoned response to my last post and it spurred a few additional thoughts. Here’s Jenny first: ‘Love your last graf! Well said, Ted, well said. I agree that anything that supports the primacy of … Continue reading →
I spent last weekend at Love Is Murder, a wonderful mystery/thriller/suspense writer’s conference in Chicago. You’ll probably hear more about it from me once I’ve had a good night’s sleep (or two). However, one subject that kept coming up was … Continue reading →
