
This is mostly a blog about writing fiction, especially crime fiction, especially that beguiling, elusive form, the short story. But I'm going to talk about novels, music, songwriting, movies, and lots of other stuff, too.
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I first heard Dean Schlabowske’s music when I found the Waco Brothers, his rowdy collaboration with the prolific singer-songwriter and founding ember of the Mekons Jon Langford. And though I came to that band because I loved Langford’s song...
Rob D. Smith’s Anthony-nominated debut Good Looking Ugly is a comic noir romp through the Kentucky underworld that puts its own stamp on the genre and the region he’s writing about. After a lifetime of getting mocked for his looks, Daniel n...
This story first appeared in Xavier Review. I’m very grateful to their editor, Ralph Adamo, for publishing it, and to all the folks who have read this story and given me notes. You can check the magazine’s site out here.
Though it begins as a police procedural, Lynda Miller’s Denver Undercover becomes something else. The title is a double entendre: Ray, the cop at the center of the story goes undercover to investigate a murder, but he’s also living a double...
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