It’s also interesting that publishers have no problem publishing subversive dark books if they’re labeled literary, such as what Chuck Palahniuk’s been writing. It’s only when the books are labeled mystery/crime that they blanch at this and don’t trust their readers with anything other than what they consider safe books.
I just read Palahniuk's "Snuff" last week and I couldn't agree with him more.
The King is dead, long live The King. If you missed Paul D Brazill's (a.k.a. Sir Paulie Decibels deHartlepool) "Swamplands" on Flashshot, A Twist of Noir has reissued it.
Last but not least, The Missus has created two-
new
necklaceseseses, necklai?*
*I know, I know, "necklaces."
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Thanks for the props, Cormac. Dave did all the hard work as you can tell; I just sat back and added hyperlinks.
Corey,
You're welcome. I beg to differ, I thought you asked great questions and believe me, I've read plenty of bad interviews on the web where the only redeeming feature was getting to read about a favorite writer.
Thanks Cormac and I agree with you about Corey's interview.
Love what (direct article deleted) Missus has created there. Beautiful
Paulie Decibels,
You're welcome and isn't it top-notch stuff?
Gifted,
She worked hard on them and so did my ears, with all of that hammering.
CB,
Thank you SO SO much for the plug!
Huggers,
FJ
Anonymous,
Thank you, but The Missus doesn't like strangers hugging me.
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