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Troy Soos wrote the "Mickey Rawlings" series of baseball novels in the mid-1990s. Rawlings, an up and coming baseball player living in the early part of the 20th century, is known as a defender of human rights. The first book in the series is MURD...

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Are you talking about Bulger's sexual escapades? I know you were working on this long before that, Because we spoke about PARIAH aound the time SMALL CRIMES was released.

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I just finished this noir gem, and I can't recommend it highly enough. Nasty, brutal, satirical and evil. What's not to like? Do yourself a favor and find yourself a copy. You will not be disappointed.

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Oak Harbor, WA

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Mid-fifties. Attorney. Married.

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Books And Authors I Like:

George Pelecanos, Michael Connelly, Megan Abbott, Daniel Woodrell, Charlie Huston, Dave Zeltserman, Ken Bruen, Charlie Stella, Jason Starr, Duane Swierczynski, Don Winslow, Dennis Lehane, Adrian McKinty, Allan Guthrie.

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The Wire, No Country for Old Men, Bood Simple, A History of Violence, Scarface.

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At 3:02am on February 2, 2009, Dave Zeltserman said…: Thanks, Don--I saw the note and just commented on it. In all honesty, I've gotten your same reaction so far from all my early readers, my editor, my publisher, and everyone I know who's read it. The book's probably not going to get a lot of marketing behind it in the US, but I think people who find it are going to really like it (or be horrified by it).

At 11:35am on December 12, 2008, Dan Coleman said…: Hey, Don,
Still with us here?
You must have been doing stand up at the Holiday Inn. LOL!

At 11:16am on February 27, 2008, Leighton Gage said…: Hi Don,
For what it's worth?
It's worth a heck of a lot.
We newbies need all the encouragement we can get.
I truly appreciate your kind words.
Best Regards,
Leighton

At 5:50am on February 13, 2008, Allan E. Ansorge said…: Gee Don you look very familiar have you ever done commercials for investment firms?

At 1:38pm on December 18, 2007, Sarah M. Chen said…: Thanks for the invite Don. I see we share similar taste in writers. Just met Megan Abbott the other day at the bookstore where I work. She's such a cute petite little thing -although she probably hates being called that. And Charlie Huston is a common sight at our store - love him!

At 7:36am on July 2, 2007, Declan Burke said…: Hi Don (again!) - sent you a mail / comment there about your new novel Ladykiller, which may have come as some surprise to you ... apologies, confusion reigns. Normal service will be resumed as soon as I get my head out of my fundament ... re: Quinn - really glad you liked it, and I can't understand why Seamus Smyth wasn't a big success in the US with it ... Cheers, Dec

At 5:27am on July 2, 2007, Declan Burke said…: Hi Don -

Thanks for dropping by my space ... glad you liked Quinn, it's not everyone's cup of tea but I think the narrative voice is so strong it grips you within a few pages.

I see we have Bruen, Pelecanos, Starr and McKinty in common, bookshelves-wise ... I'm reading The Dead Yard at the moment, just started last night ... I think the guy's a powerful writer, with a rare touch of authenticity. As a reader, I love him ... as a wannabe writer, I hate him. Which is a compliment of sorts ...

Thanks again for dropping by and making me feel welcome, I really appreciate it.

Cheers,

Dec

At 1:34am on June 9, 2007, Sarah Wisseman said…: Don, the U. of Illinois and the surrounding towns are great places to live and work. I now feel "almost" like a native, although i grew up in Massachusetts.

At 1:15pm on May 4, 2007, J.D. Rhoades said…: Thanks for the good words, Don!

At 9:52am on April 30, 2007, Brian Thornton said…: Hi Don-

I received your message and tried to respond, but it keeps bouncing back to me. Got an alternate email address?

Best-

Brian