People ask me all this time — well, not all the time, but often enough to cause me to wince: Is Ed Earl Burch you? Or, are… Read more “He Ain’t Me, I Ain’t Him”
Tag: Hard-Boiled Crime Fiction
Raymond Chandler’s Ghost
I’m a Chandler junkie. As in Raymond Chandler. Always have been, always will be. One of the founding fathers of the hard-boiled school of crime fiction, Chandler’s… Read more “Raymond Chandler’s Ghost”
Gotta Play To Win
From now through December, you can win an autographed copy of one of my award-winning Ed Earl Burch hard-boiled Texas crime thrillers, THE DEAD CERTAIN DOUBT. Click… Read more “Gotta Play To Win”
Sooner, Not Later
Got some BIG NEWS for all you Ed Earl Burch fans cussin’ your ol’ pal Honest Jim for keeping you waiting so long for your next fix… Read more “Sooner, Not Later”
Ed Earl’s Hard-Boiled Wisdom
If you like your crime fiction hard-boiled and Texas tough, pick up one of my gritty and relentless Ed Earl Burch thrillers. They’re classic stories of revenge… Read more “Ed Earl’s Hard-Boiled Wisdom”
Take A Shot
Need a shot of top-shelf, hard-boiled Texas crime thriller? Sign up for my giveaway of the award-winning THE BEST LOUSY CHOICE: An Ed Earl Burch Novel. Click… Read more “Take A Shot”
Golden Praise
I was hunting through the archives of my Ed Earl Burch hard-boiled crime thrillers, looking for reviews, Q&As, guest blogs and other fare I can use in… Read more “Golden Praise”
Burch Ain’t Dead — Yet
ED EARL BURCH UPDATE — Been a long, frustrating year for your ol’ pal, Honest Jim, friend of the hard-boiled crime fiction devotee, but there’s movement afoot… Read more “Burch Ain’t Dead — Yet”
Headed Uptown
Proud to tell you I just signed a three-book contract with Level Best Books that includes the latest Ed Earl Burch hard-boiled crime thriller, THE FATAL SAVING… Read more “Headed Uptown”
Righteous Praise for Hard-Boiled Goodness
Two friends of mine did me the high honor of praising my Ed Earl Burch hard-boiled crime thrillers this week, both of them fine authors in their… Read more “Righteous Praise for Hard-Boiled Goodness”
Jim Nesbitt 