In these harrowing and uncertain times, there’s nothing like the soothing comfort of pure, 100 proof hard-boiled Texas crime thriller goodness. Pick up one of Honest Jim’s… Read more “Hard-Boiled Comfort”
Category: The Best Lousy Choice: An Ed Earl Burch Novel
Radio Ed Earl
Had a blast earlier today doing an interview with Claire Harris-Perkins on Book Talk Radio Club. Many thanks, Claire. If you missed it, give a listen now… Read more “Radio Ed Earl”
Hard-Boiled Gospel
This just in from Claire Perkins-Harris, the host of Book Talk Radio Club: “I will be talking to author Jim Nesbitt this Sunday 15 March at 3.00pm… Read more “Hard-Boiled Gospel”
Waltz Across Texas
Check out what Texas book review ace Kevin Tipple, whose blog just won a prestigious ‘best of’ award, had to say about THE BEST LOUSY CHOICE. Then… Read more “Waltz Across Texas”
Give It Up
How can you possibly resist this much raunchy, relentless, gritty, violent, sex-laced hard-boiled fun? Truth is — you can’t. Surrender Dorothy — grab you some Ed Earl… Read more “Give It Up”
Rattlesnake Praise
Humbled and honored by this nugget of high praise from fellow author Bruce Coffin, a cop’s cop and one helluva writer: “Texas tough and rattlesnake mean, Jim… Read more “Rattlesnake Praise”
Crazy Cheap
I figger ol’ Honest Jim has lost what few marbles he has left. How else do you explain him choppin’ the price of all e-book versions of… Read more “Crazy Cheap”
Hard-Boiled Chatter
Listen to your ol’ pal, Honest Jim, talk about the latest Ed Earl Burch hard-boiled crime thriller, THE BEST LOUSY CHOICE, a finalist for Book Talk Radio… Read more “Hard-Boiled Chatter”
Texas Tough
Ed Earl Burch is just too Texas for words, chasing bad guys across a stark and unforgiving land with a .45 in one hand and a whiskey… Read more “Texas Tough”
Hard-Boiled Roller Coaster
“Raunchy, crazy, hilarious at times, gruesome at other times, and downright entertaining and interesting all the way through. But seriously, it’s not for the faint of heart… Read more “Hard-Boiled Roller Coaster”
Jim Nesbitt 