Tag Archives: thriller

What Would Dumas Do?

Posted on June 27, 2014 by Fraser

Sometimes I don’t feel like writing for RPGs. This is happening less and less, but it still happens. The other night I went back to a story tentatively titled “Boltcutter” about mercenaries returning to an African country in which they … Continue reading →

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Review: Spartan

Posted on February 25, 2014 by Fraser

I can’t believe I’ve never reviewed Spartan before. I’ve watched it at least four times, most recently during my trip. It stars Val Kilmer as a shadowy special operator – so shadowy it’s never clear what branch of the services … Continue reading →

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New Fiction – the Detachment

Posted on July 24, 2013 by Fraser

It’s weird, most of my writing life I’ve focused on fantasy, or – more recently – sword noir. These days, I struggle when I am writing fantasy. I have a hard time finding a voice in which to write. What … Continue reading →

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Green Zone: A Review

Posted on April 11, 2010 by Fraser

The other afternoon, the wife and I got the chance to see the first movie together in a theatre since Serenity. The children have put a damper on our social life together, but we finally have local friends who are … Continue reading →

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