A thousand apologies for skipping a day’s pondering, but my energies have been focused on a screenplay version of an audio drama I did a
As those of you who read this blog regularly (Hi, Mom) know, I’m a sucker for a bad movie. Bad books, by contrast, fail to
Because I don’t really know either person, though I do follow Ellis on Twitter, I can’t speak to the reasons why Bret Easton Ellis bags
RJ Ellory, thriller writer, pulls an Orlando Figes on Amazon.
Through a former classmate, I came upon Michelle Hoover’s take on the controversy surrounding William Giraldi’s nasty review of Alix Ohlin’s books, which fits into
It took ten years, ten months and an odd number of days from inception of the project to this point, but Booktrope Press has released
As we approach the release date of my epoch shatteringly wonderful novel, Dismantle the Sun, I will unfortunately be doing a good deal more shilling, frequently
Charles Stross posted about Scrivener, a word processing program that allows authors to organize their long projects in all sorts of useful ways to facilitate