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The Imago Sequence and Other Stories by Laird Barron

January 6, 2015 by Bob Leave a Comment

Laird Barron writes weird. Barron is a good writer, but the stories contained in his collection, The Imago Sequence  and Other Stories, are sometimes hard to figure. You’ll need a dictionary, good map skills, and a working knowledge of mythology, world religions, philosophy, horror fiction, and crime pulps to make heads or tails of these […]

Filed Under: Book Review, Crime Fiction, Horror, Mystery / Suspense, Short Story Collection / Single Author, Supernatural Thriller Tagged With: book review, Crime fiction, Existence, Hardboiled crime, Henchmen, horror, Imago Sequence, James M. Cain, Jim Thompson, Laird Barron, Philosophy, Raymond Chandler, Religion, Tough guys

Short Stories: The Mystery and Men’s Magazines by Richard Laymon

August 17, 2014 by Bob 1 Comment

These stories are a throwback to a simpler time; a time when people drove around in faux wood panel station wagons, wore bell bottoms, and read fiction magazines for entertainment. That’s right. People used to read. Fiction. For fun! In magazines! The first Richard Laymon story I ever encountered was “The Champion” published in an […]

Filed Under: Book Review, Crime Fiction, Horror, Mystery / Suspense, Personal Favorites, Short Story Collection / Single Author, Short Story/Single, Thriller Tagged With: Amish furniture, literary style, magazine reprints, mystery, Richard Laymon, short stories, suspense

The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo by Stieg Larrson

October 14, 2012 by Bob Leave a Comment

I’m always the last one at the party when it comes to hot trends. I don’t jump on the bandwagon—I follow well worn ruts down a deserted highway. So when I found a battered copy of Stieg Larrson’s The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo on vacation this summer, I decided to see what all the […]

Filed Under: Bestsellers, Book Review, Crime Fiction Tagged With: chill like Sweden, fake edgy, Stieg Larrson, tattooed and pierced

Torn to Pieces by Joseph M. Monks

September 12, 2012 by Bob Leave a Comment

We’ve all read gritty, NYC crime dramas and police procedurals before, but Joseph M. Monks’ Torn to Pieces, hits harder and cuts deeper than most. The chemistry between Detectives Jack Whelan and Burton Carver is similar to Joe R. Lansdale’s brilliant Hap Collins and Leonard Pine novels; I hope Monks has more Whelan/Carver tales to […]

Filed Under: Book Review, Crime Fiction, Ebooks, Mystery / Suspense Tagged With: abortion, gritty crime drama, Joseph M. Monks, strong debut novel

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Autism Dad 2—'Tween Edition: Continuing Adventures in Autism, Adolescence & Fatherhood 
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Our Great Abbess by C.L. Holmes

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Autism Dad: Adventures in Raising An Autistic Son
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Sixty-Five Stirrup Iron Road by Edward Lee, Jack Ketchum, Brian Keene, Bryan Smith, J. F. Gonzalez, Wrath James White, Nate Southard, Ryan Harding, and Shane McKenzie

 This is a good book written for a great cause; to help fund the medical bills of writer Tom Piccirilli. Pic’s colleagues in hardcore horror decided to pitch-in on a round robin novel to help support their friend. For that reason alone the book is worth buying. Sixty-Five Stirrup Iron Road is written by, and […]

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Nancy Grace. Ghoul. Monster. Homewrecker.

There are lots of things that can hurt a marriage; financial problems, infidelity, differences in religion, differences in parenting, differences of opinion. In our house one of the biggest marital strains is another woman; a woman who comes into our home every night at ten o’clock. Her name is Nancy Grace. Nancy Grace has a […]

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The Art of Casual Drowning

Just in time for the summer swimming season, here’s a story about how I almost drowned in a friend’s pool a few years ago.  “Catch me, Daddy! Catch me!” “Okay. I’m ready” I thought I was, too, treading water a couple of feet from the end of the diving board. I lifted my arms up […]

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Hangman's Jam, A Symphony of Terror by Rob Errera

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