Happens to me every time a semi-big event looms on the horizon, such as the Noir at the Bar gig held in downtown Nacogdoches, Texas last weekend.… Read more “Too Fast Done, Too Soon Gone”
Category: The Fatal Saving Grace: An Ed Earl Burch Novel
Big State, Big Show
Your ol’ pal, Honest Jim, heads for Nacogdoches, Texas tomorrow for a Noir at the Bar event on Saturday at Roma’s restaurant in the heart of this… Read more “Big State, Big Show”
The Smoker You Drink: Titles That Make You Think
Wrote this little screed for a guest post on fellow crime fiction author Elena Hartwell Taylor’s book blog, The Mystery of Writing. Thanks for the ride,… Read more “The Smoker You Drink: Titles That Make You Think”
DING! DING! DING! Five-Star Bellringer
Rolling into March with a kickass five-star review from GuatamalaPaulaReads.com on the Partners In Crime Tours blog circuit for my instant Ed Earl Burch hard-boiled Texas crime… Read more “DING! DING! DING! Five-Star Bellringer”
Brain Fever
Wanna see what makes your ol’ pal Honest Jim tick? To get a terrifying glimpse of how my mind works and the inner dialogue I constantly have… Read more “Brain Fever”
Hott Damn
Helluva review by the fabulous Gina Hott, czarina of Partners In Crime Tours, conducting the blog circuit promoting my latest Ed Earl Burch hardboiled Texas crime thriller.… Read more “Hott Damn”
Magnificent Train Wreck
For today’s whistle stop on the Partners In Crime Tours promotion of my latest hard-boiled Texas crime thriller, fellow author Darcia Helle asked me to tell her… Read more “Magnificent Train Wreck”
Lone Star Praise
Hot damn, chirren. The blog circuit Partners In Crime Tours set up for my latest hard-boiled crime thriller just had a whistle stop at the depot of… Read more “Lone Star Praise”
Tears For My Father
Here’s a guest post I wrote for the Partners In Crime blog tour of my latest hard-boiled crime thriller, THE FATAL SAVING GRACE: I come from a… Read more “Tears For My Father”
Call Me Ishmael
The headline above is the iconic first sentence of Herman Melville’s Moby Dick. Reams of critical essays and analysis have been written about this enigmatic opening and… Read more “Call Me Ishmael”
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