It's not the size of the gun; it's the aim of the shooter ...

I actually hate Los Angeles. The only thing that's kept me sane is living at the beach. I cruise up into Venice each day to get my street action. But, I'm in the movie biz, so I gotta be here -- for now. Miss NYC terribly.

I had to say hey--I've worked with many directors for stage and I agree with your 'oh no--not them' comment. I choreograph fights for stage and have acted so that and NY is a common thread for us. BTW--you look just like a movie star in your photo (wink wink--)
tj

well, thanks for the invite, I'm honored!
How do you do?!
delighted to accept!
and LOVE that photo!

As far as I know, 5/29 is the release party at McNally Robinson at 7pm. 50 Prince St New york, NY.

He was so cool kicking my a**. I had a mancrush on him;).
You're not getting older, you're building experience points!!
That's my story and I'm sticking to it, copper!

OMG!! I remember Spencer for Hire! I used to love it. And, um, Hawk. My mom had a crush on him. I definitely preferred that character to the one he played in the later series, Star Trek. Since I remember all that, does it mean I'm getting old? Hell, first query letters, now age... I didn't need another thing to fret about. LOL.

Thanks for reaching out. =)

I still say stand up comedy is harder and more dangerous than stair falls or fire gags!

Hi Teel
With that background, your writing is bound to be kickass! Good luck with it.

This is getting close to psychic stalking, here--I did Equalizer and Spenser for Hire-one each!! And a million Guiding Lights playing cops....did you find your UK publisher through a Canadian branch or go direct to them?
tj

Forgot to tell you that my protagonist's main claim to fame is a bit part in a two episode run of Magnum P.I.

Anyone who got their butt kicked by Hawk has to be a swell guy ;-)

Hi

I recognise you as a fellow Virtual Tales writer - good to see you here.

Jackie T

Hey, I knew a RI guy named Al who was a frequent extra on Spenser...appears we're on the same page with a lot of things.

Its been a diverse life experience, that's for sure:). It does inform what I do and at the same time lets me do fantasy that is grounded and criminous stories that have a little 'swash to them. Just finishing a criminous collection called "A Year of Shadows"-12 stories with a different crime a month for my character Dr.Shadows to deal with...Then a shopping I will go...

Just visited your website. Quite an impressive resume! I'm looking forward to reading your books.

Deb

The mustache comes and goes but the .45 is forever! I have couple of real good Texican friends and did a film down in Dallas with Lee Majors years ago...sure if flat compared to New York:). I'll keep my fingers crossed for you book. Spooky New Orleans is a great town--I have a great book (some one else wrote and published)on the duels of New Orleans that is just crying to be the source of a History channel series.... TJ

...I loved the pic!:) and of course the list in About Me, is very unique! very catchy:)

Loretta

Hey! A fellow idiot! Cool.

I've been a cab driver, a "doorman," a bartender, and amateur and sometimes professional actor--very sometimes on that. Your avatar tells the tale.