Cristina G runs a really fine book blog at http://www.alaskanbookcafe.com/ She wrote me months ago (link here) about her son who returned from Iraq ten years ago and the PTSD he shares with Greg, the character who tells the story in ‘Mindbenders’. We’ve … Continue reading →
***** Does your mind belong to you?, September 10, 2011 By Nash Black “Troubadour” (Jamestown, KY) MINDBENDERS by Ted Krever will make you wonder if your mind really does belong to you. Gregor “Greg” Samsa is living in the Florida Everglades, suffering from a … Continue reading →
Fantasy writer R.M. Holdsworth and I became friends at Thrillerfest this year; she’s posted a review of Mindbenders and the first part of a grueling interview on her site today: read it at http://rmholdsworth.blogspot.com/ Among other things, we discuss Renn’s character, … Continue reading →
September 11th didn’t just force changes to government policy – it forced all of us, for awhile, to see the world with new eyes. Life could come to a cruel and sudden end over issues you might have paid no … Continue reading →
Julie Dawson‘s review on Goodreads, Aug 25, 11: [ Ted Krever’s Mindbenders is a brilliantly paced paranormal conspiracy thriller with an entertaining cast of characters and a plot that will keep you jumping from clue to clue to determine what … Continue reading →
Covers. Every book needs a cover. And the cover is obviously a huge selling tool. If you’re an indie writer/publisher like I am, it might be the only tool you have, that first grabber moment that gets a potential reader’s … Continue reading →
See the terrific new review of ‘Mindbenders’ from the Paranormal Romance Guild here. The following is an exclusive interview with Max Renn, the reputed former Soviet spy and now alleged terrorist. The interview was … Continue reading →
I’m reposting this as it wasn’t up top very long and I think it’s an important issue. It’s also one that keeps coming back to me as I watch the Masters of the Universe lob spitballs at each other in … Continue reading →
For the past two years, America has lost more soldiers to suicide than in combat. And the figures are actually slanted to minimize the numbers–several services only list suicides by soldiers specifically on active duty, do not list soldiers detached … Continue reading →
Review by: Katy Sozaeva on July 16, 2011 : I was at first reluctant to accept this book to read and review, but after my enjoyment of Ted Krever’s “Mindbenders,” I decided to give it a try, and I am glad I … Continue reading →
