December Westerns Wednesday Roundup
(I am still fine. I have finished writing the second episode in the northern adventure radio/podcast series and expect I’ll be spending December not writing much after the Christmas card rush. I’ll be back to writing work in January!) I was somewhat overwhelmed this year by Advanced Reader’s Copies. (ARCs) While I am quite delighted… Continue reading December Westerns Wednesday Roundup →
Kolkata Noir – by Tom Vater
Three short novellas linked by place and characters through time, collected into a short book suitable for reading during Noirvember. Indeed, I quite early on began to suspect that the third story was in its way paying homage to Casablanca, which was later confirmed to me through the author’s notes. (Casablanca, however, is, according to… Continue reading Kolkata Noir – by Tom Vater →
I’m fine
The province of British Columbia has been badly impacted by flooding and landslides recently. Communities are still underwater. Major transportation links have been severed. Power and water services have been impacted. Lives have been lost. Panic buying has emptied grocery stories. Colder weather is not making anything easier. I have been lucky. My town has… Continue reading I’m fine →
A Room in Dodge City by David Leo Rice
A Room in Dodge City by David Leo Rice My rating: 3 of 5 stars I mostly enjoyed reading this strange, meandering little book even though I didn’t know what was happening a lot of the time. I have a feeling it’s a book intended primarily for people with more formal education – or more… Continue reading A Room in Dodge City by David Leo Rice →
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