Had a helluva good time Wednesday getting interviewed by fellow author Rick Outzen for his “And The Murders Began” podcast. Rick knows writing and we chewed the… Read more “Two Guys Shooting The Breeze”
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Honor-O-Matic
The accolades and honors keep rolling in for THE BEST LOUSY CHOICE, my third Ed Earl Burch crime thriller. Just got word the book has been picked… Read more “Honor-O-Matic”
Silver Sunday
Well, lookee at what Honest Jim found in the mailbox this morning — a Silver Falchion medal from the good folks at Killer Nashville, who named THE… Read more “Silver Sunday”
Silver Triumph
Proud but humble about winning this year’s Killer Nashville Silver Falchion Award for best action or adventure story. I’ve met a lot of good friends there so… Read more “Silver Triumph”
Whiskey Before Breakfast
“It’s a tough world, but Burch is even tougher – an unorthodox lawman with a classic sense of justice who uses both his intelligence and brute force… Read more “Whiskey Before Breakfast”
Tough, Smart, Reckless and Profane
“If you’re looking for gritty, The Right Wrong Number is as gritty as Number 36 sandpaper. Ed Earl Burch can’t resist the wrong women, and when he… Read more “Tough, Smart, Reckless and Profane”
Hot Night, Fast Ride
“If Chandler’s noir was a neon sign in the LA sunset, Nesbitt’s noir is the Shiner Bock sign buzzing outside the last honky-tonk you’ll hit before the… Read more “Hot Night, Fast Ride”
Silver Beckons
Well, butter my butt and call me a biscuit — THE BEST LOUSY CHOICE has been named a finalist in the action and adventure category of Killer… Read more “Silver Beckons”
Cracked Asphalt Crime
Check out Honest Jim’s review of Shawn Cosby’s latest high-octane crime thriller: “Beauregard “Bug” Montage is a man at war with himself, torn between the loving,… Read more “Cracked Asphalt Crime”
All Sinners, No Saints
Check out Honest Jim’s review of S.A. Cosby’s debut novel, My Darkest Prayer. Helluva read. “If you like your crime fiction served up gritty, dark, violent and… Read more “All Sinners, No Saints”
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