Piecing together the puzzle of the past year
When I was a kid I watched a lot of murder mysteries with my parents, who were both fans of the genre. In this case we aren’t going to bird-dog […]
Tag Archives: mystery
Mini Update
As you can probably tell from my use here of the great Jack Kirby‘s work (nicked from a panel in The Eternals #14 (Aug. 1977), inked by Mike Royer, I’ve had my […]
Novel #4 is finito
Yep, ’tis done. I got to wax complainant over at Bleeding Cool on the weekend and also set up a temporary website here, with basic info and links, plus some […]
Novel finished, plus more reviews for Heropa
Well, ’tis 8°C here in Tokyo this morning @ 4:30 a.m …and I’m feeling it. Brrrr! But I’m merely pottering — because two days ago I completed novel #4, which […]
HEROPA is (officially) published today
Yep, my new novel is ‘officially’ out there from today (Sept. 27th), even if in actual fact there’ve been copies sneaking through since August. Shhh! If inspired, you can go […]
Cry, Freedom!
FROM THE ARCHIVE: 2013 My next novel, titled Who is Killing the Great Capes of Heropa? and due out through Perfect Edge Books in September [2013], is a bit of […]
The Black Fury: A Woman in Tights; No Cape
One of the more meaningful characters in my next novel Who is Killing the Great Capes of Heropa? (to be published in September) is actually an inanimate one. We’re talking […]
Book Contract Signed
Book reviewed, weighed-up, contract offered and just signed — yep, back with Phil Jourdan’s very cool Perfect Edge Books for my next novel Who is Killing the Great Capes of Heropa? […]
