TL James is the author of the speculative family saga, The MPire Trilogy. James’ storyline showcases her love of research, biblical studies and literary classics from Chaucer to ancient mythology. But since this is a character-driven saga I asked James to tell us about one of her main characters and how she writes him so well. Her response, posted on…
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Happy Monday to everybody! We are coming into an incredible stretch of novels that seems like a blitzkrieg but basically it is just the precursor to Christmas, go figure. There are seriously good novels being
released this week and Michael Connelly’s The
Reversal leads the way. Harry Bosch, Mickey Haller, and just about
everybody in their little fictional microcosm is involved in some small
capacity. Just…
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My marine mystery crime novels featuring Inspector Andy Horton and my thrillers are set on the south coast of England, in the Solent area with Portsmouth CID being Inspector Andy Horton’s patch. After reading an article in The News, Portsmouth’s local daily newspaper, I was reminded that when I write here I should say Portsmouth, England because there…
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I like to share feedback I get from readers. Today I want to introduce you to Cheryl Waggoner.
Cheryl commented on the Kindle Korner chat group that she had enjoyed The…
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I had occasion to bump into Vincent Zandri and for some reason, he being of such few words, I only got one question in on him. The one question: Hey, what ‘s new?
It's been ten years since the publication of my first major thriller, As Catch Can. Back then it was called, The Innocent, but the publisher decided to change the title at the
last minute since a sister publisher had an author with the same title, and…
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Hey all, hopefully you'll see this posting and respond with some feedback which is what I'm looking for. I am my own worse critic, as most of us, and I would like to know what others think of this short scene in the mystery I'm writing. Thanks in advance!!!
Scene from The Last…
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Here's another one of my Turner Hahn/Frank Morales stories up and running on Pulp Metal Magazine.
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Just a disclaimer here before we begin. I really wasn’t paying attention to title when I started to read this bad boy. The digital short that I covered last week was also by Mister Frankham – Allen. The story
was a paranormal type that wasn’t too bad in a horror type way. Out of body
experiences don’t bother me too much. I got to the end of this digital short
and I said wow, time out. I probably should have seen it coming, but…
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Digital Short Saturday is beginning to battle it out with a few other days during the week as the most viewed days here @ Gelati’s Scoop. Is it coincidence? I think not. The ereading world is changing and evolving
each week , either in number of platforms it is on , or the types of devices on
which one can view ebooks. Here is a
link to an article from just a few days ago on Blackberry’s new device and what
Amazon is doing to be prepared for it:…
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In my pursuit of all things crime fiction, I came across this video. To the question of whether psychic detectives have any merit, we can say case closed in this instance.
What do you think about psychic detectives? I think they are more lucky than psychic.
James Randi, the host in this video, makes a good point. Why don't psychics pick up images from an item's history prior to the crime? As a knife enthusiast, I enjoy sharpening knives for…
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The laws of physics are intended to demystify the world, but the imagination continues to raise more questions. For example, if you are driving at the speed of light and you turn your headlights on, what happens?
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Let me just start off by saying that what piqued my interest in this series is that it is being made into a movie and television series simultaneously. The graphic novel put out by Marvel Comics has many hands in
its production and creation, here goes: Stephen King- Creative & Executive
Director, Peter David –Script, Jae Lee & Richard Isanove- Art. The number
of novels I have read by Stephen King is zero; this is my first one. He is
definitely…
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