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The Trouble with Editors
I finished another (and last) edit of Once Upon A Time In Argentina this morning and just uploaded the files to everywhere it’s being sold. It will probably take a few days to update in the systems. Don’t worry, no content was changed. Lots...
The Dog Stars
As the title suggests, I recently finished reading Peter Heller’s The Dog Stars, a 2012 post-apocalyptic novel set in the aftermath of a deadly flu pandemic, and recently adapted into a movie starring Josh Brolin, Jacob Elordi, and the one...
Ten Reasons Don Pendleton is better than Cormac McCarthy
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Uses Punctuation
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The Executioner doesn’t spend the whole book getting bullied
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Like 800 Executioner books vs a “border trilogy.”
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Don Pendleton did’t make his wife bathe in the lake and eat beans cus he was so broke
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A Handful of Hard Men
I read a fair amount of non-fiction along with my steady diet of androgenic 20th century novels. My favorite kind of non-fiction (no not Atomic Habits) are typically memoirs or memoir adjacent. War memoirs are good, but so are ones by cowbo...
Is the Cure to Male Loneliness Leading a Band of Mercenaries Through the War Torn Congo and Falling in Love With a Flirty Belgian Girl?
First off this novel rocked. My first and only experience with Wilbur Smith up to this point was When the Lion Feeds (check out the TFABS episode). While When the Lion Feeds is the first in the Courtney Saga series, this novel is a stand al...
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