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Book Review: Purity Of Blood by Arturo Perez-Reverte
Wrap your cloak around you, place your hat upon your head, ensure sword and dagger are within reach, and go to a bookseller of repute.
Read More »Book Review: The Bridge Of Rama by Ashok K. Banker
The Indian author confirms himself to be one the best storytellers of our time in this adaptation of the Ramayana.
Read More »Theater Review: The Little Dressmaker
Olga Ivanovna is trapped in a small town. She leaps around, collecting every visiting "star", every scrap of local talent.
Read More »NaNoWriMo Notes #12: What’s My Genre?
I'm beginning to realize that writing the books is the easy part of being a novelist. It's what comes after you're finished that's difficult.
Read More »Book Review: Captain Alatriste – Arturo Perez-Reverte
Long live the Captain, and may he live to fight many a battle for our entertainment and edification.
Read More »NaNoWriMo Notes 11: The Doubting Game
I discovered new ways of becoming my own worst enemy.
Read More »NaNoWriMo Notes: The End Is Nigh
Maybe they will never get published except through my own means; that won't take anything away from the fact that I created a world, populated it with people I like, and told a part of the story of their lives.
Read More »Book Review: Drama City by George Pelecanos
Pelecanos' latest is short on originality.
Read More »Book Review: Joey Pigza Swallowed the Key
I think we all know someone like Joey Pigza, the title character in this moving, warm glimpse into a boy's life.
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