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First day of 2019 & First Day of Dark Paradise Blog Tour
Thanks to Partners In Crime Tours and all the great blogs that agreed to host Dark Paradise starting with Bound2Escape on Jan. 1, 2019. What a way to start the year. Please help me show how much we appreciate their support by commenting and visiting their blog. Later this month I have guest blogs and…
Book Review: Sex & Rage by Eve Babitz
About an alcoholic named Jacaranda Leven who goes gets involved with the rich and beautiful people of “The Barge” in Hollywood, then moves to Santa Monica to surf and discovers she has a talent for writing. Her love for a lithe, gay man named Max belies her existence. Once she starts writing, the “dear friends”…
The Los Angeles Times Festival of Books 2025
Hi Everyone, I’ll be at the LA Times Festival of Books 2025 on April 26 from 2-5:45pm selling and signing copies of my three novels: Dark Paradise, Sweet Paradise, and Crime Paradise. I hope to see y’all there. I’ll be at the Acorn Publishing Booth 731 located near the YA (young adult) Stage. I hope…
2nd Place in the.travel.awards Best Travel Writing Competition 2019
Gene finished 2nd in the annual competition with a 1,000 pound prize. Gene’s piece told the story of his family’s trip to Peru in 2017. The full story can be seen here: The Spiritual Land of Peru. Special thanks to the.travel.awards judges and a nod to my fellow writers who finished in the top 3:…
Crime Story.
What the fuck was he doing here?Theo had planned this out. He had contingencies in place for many things: a beat cop who happened by, a browser who wouldn’t leave, a kid who had to have a Charleston Chew from this store every night at nine o’clock. He hadn’t planned for Fitts. Theo felt the…
Book Review: Daemoniac By Kat Ross
Wow, what a fun, literary yarn straight from the world of Holmes and Doyle, but better with a female protagonist named Harrison “Harry” Fearing Pell, the nineteen-year-old younger sister of a legendary detective Myrtle Fearing Pell, who remains mysterious throughout as we only learn about her from the viewpoint of Harry. I loved the skepticism…