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Mystery brunch in PhillyJun 13, 2009
Come meet, greet and eat with authors Dennis Tafoya (Dope Thief) and Keith Gilman (Father's Day) tomorrow, Sunday, June 14, 1 p.m. at:
BRIDGET FOY’S
200 South...
A real cool comic and a real free sampleDec 22, 2009
I've now caught up with all but an issue or two of the Scalped saga, and I can say a few things about the characters and about how the story fits into the noir and hard-boiled traditions. I can also speculate about how long writer Jason Aaron and...
Scalped and a bit about Star Wars™Dec 22, 2009
(The following post implies no endorsement by Star Wars™ and its licensed Star Wars™ partners or Star Wars™ copyright or trademark holders.)
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I've now caught up with all but an issue or two of the Scalped saga, and I can say a...
Billy Boyle and Ireland's secret World War II historyDec 21, 2009
I neglected to mention yesterday what sparked my interest in James R. Benn's Billy Boyle novels. Here's the beyond-borders connection:
Benn's current and fourth novel in his World War II-based series, Evil for Evil, has Boyle in Northern Ireland...
Billy Boyle's life during wartimeDec 20, 2009
Billy Boyle, first of James R. Benn's four mysteries about a young Boston police officer who winds up in World War II England, has a long, leisurely buildup to what I suspect will be its central plot, and that suits the context just fine.
Billy's...
TowerDec 19, 2009
One advantage of a book cowritten by an Irish and a Jewish author is the enhanced possibility of good Irish and Jewish humor. The concision of this novel occasionally means both in the same scene:
"`Your father and books, don't get me started.'
"As...
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