Five Bloody Heads, a Review
The first thing I thought of when I saw the title of the novel Five Bloody Heads was the Well of Seven Heads in Scotland,… Read More »Five Bloody Heads, a Review
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Five Bloody Heads
For those who dig sword noir, I think I may have found an author you might enjoy. Peter Fugazzotto’s work has been published in Heroic… Read More »Five Bloody Heads
Vision for Fiction
Listening to Slate’s Money podcast, Carl Richards was speaking about one page financial planning, which in itself sounded fascinating (seriously, it sounds like something imminently… Read More »Vision for Fiction
The Lure of Crime
My present video game addiction is Grand Theft Auto IV. I am not a fan of the cop-killing, which is integral to missions required to… Read More »The Lure of Crime
The Fantastical in the Fantasy
Here I am, with a new idea and almost 2,000 words into a new story and I come to the realization that it’s not really… Read More »The Fantastical in the Fantasy
Butchering Farewell, Something Lovely
I’ve been looking once again at Farewell, Something Lovely. The intent was for it to be a sequel to “For Simple Coin” (published in On… Read More »Butchering Farewell, Something Lovely
The Role of That Woman in “Farewell, Something Lovely”
I was reading over my story “Farewell, Something Lovely,” a short story based on the Raymond Chandler novel Farewell, My Lovely. What struck me was… Read More »The Role of That Woman in “Farewell, Something Lovely”
The Female Protagonist Dilemma
I’ve got an idea for a new story in the sword noir genre. I decided to use an existing character and started writing. Then I… Read More »The Female Protagonist Dilemma
The Next Target: Farewell, Something Lovely
I’m making plans for a new Kickstarter campaign, once the rewards for Centurion have been delivered. I’ve mentioned some of my thoughts elsewhere, and while… Read More »The Next Target: Farewell, Something Lovely
Getting Out of Everyone’s Head
My latest effort is going poorly, mostly because I’ve been busy with other projects including helping my wife with her studies. However, I’m about three-quarters… Read More »Getting Out of Everyone’s Head