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The Thrilling Detective Blog: May 2006
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The Thrilling Detective Blog. Monday, May 29, 2006. Write What You Don't Know, Damn It! In my recent mini-rant about one of my contributors from hell, Heidi (Hey, she's got her own planet, and she does a great web comic! How do you tell someone that their life sounded boring? And that's a very good question. Of course, often it's not the life that's boring - it's the writing. Oh, the synchronicity! Oh, the absolutely perfect suitabilty! Oh, the bullshit. Because when it's just you and a book, the real-li...
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The Thrilling Detective Blog: March 2006
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The Thrilling Detective Blog. Thursday, March 30, 2006. Care for a little cheese? Well, last Sunday was a pretty good day, overall. No word yet on whether her insurance company is insisting her next novel focus on stamp-collecting. I also finally met Diane Stewart, a close pal and fellow fan of crime writer John Shannon's Jack Liffey series, who gave me a tiny hint of what's to come in one of my favourite current private eye series. Colour me stoked. My haul included a handful of reasonably priced crime ...
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The Thrilling Detective Blog: November 2006
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The Thrilling Detective Blog. Thursday, November 16, 2006. That Freedom of Speech Thing. Now along comes something that really challenges my support of freedom of speech. Talk about squirm-inducing. All just in time for the holidays. Of course, O.J. was found not guilty, and there is freedom of speech in the U.S., so yes, he does have the right to say pretty much anything he wants. And Regan Books and FOX have the right to publish and broadcast pretty much anything they want. I still believe in it. His n...
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The Thrilling Detective Blog: September 2006
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The Thrilling Detective Blog. Thursday, September 28, 2006. We'll do the Madison Blues. Well, we made it. My tavelling companion, the Unsinkable D.L. Browne (AKA Diana Killian, AKA Mrs. Thrilling Detective, AKA "She") and I have finally made it to another BOUCHERCON. Together. I've done a Bloody Words or two solo, and she's done Malice, footloose and fancy free, but this is the first crime convention thing we've done together since, um, that ungodly mess in Vegas afew years ago. This is going to be a rec...
The Short Of It: Nothing But Jerks by Dave Zeltserman, art by Jean-Pierre Jacquet
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The Short Of It. Friday, April 29, 2005. Nothing But Jerks by Dave Zeltserman, art by Jean-Pierre Jacquet. Written by Dave Zeltserman, illustrated by Jean-Pierre Jacquet,. Lou Johnston got shot in the abdomen during a bank robbery. He survived with the help of a shady doctor, but after three weeks he still hurts. Not a nice man to begin with, the pain is making him worse. His girlfriend, Norma, who takes the brunt of his ill temper, is caring for him. Posted by Bob @ 6:27 AM. I have a halloween. The Last...
The Short Of It: 12/12/2004 - 12/19/2004
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The Short Of It. Saturday, December 18, 2004. Dave Zeltzerman, editor of Hardluck Stories. Has just started his own blog at A Hardluck Writer. Posted by Bob @ 7:31 PM. Ice Storm" by Helen Tucker, Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, January 2005. This story follows a petty criminal as he tries to take advantage of what he sees as the opportunity of a lifetime. Ms Tucker is a competent writer. There were no speed bumps to throw me out of the story. The plot builds logically and naturally. I don't feel that en...
The Short Of It: Dress Blues by Michael A. Black
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The Short Of It. Tuesday, May 03, 2005. Dress Blues by Michael A. Black. By Michael A. Black,. PI Ron Shade is looking for a runaway boy. The boy, Manuel, had a behavior problem, he was getting into trouble and trying to get into a local gang, the Spanish Tigers. His mother, with the help of a family friend, got him enrolled in the Woodsen Academy, a military school. Manuel had disappeared from the school. I also liked the way Mr. Black led Shade to build his case step by step, many of them false, le...
The Short Of It: 12/26/2004 - 01/02/2005
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The Short Of It. Saturday, January 01, 2005. By Michael Wiecek, Hardluck Stories. Man, it seems like everything I'm reviewing lately has something to do with families. That's OK. Families provide almost unlimited opportunities for murder and mayhem. The stories I like most among those I've written have had to do fathers and daughters, mothers and sons. Angie wants Joe to do a little favor for him. The favor is not a particularly big deal for brothers. How the favor turns out makes the story. He is also o...
The Short Of It: Blood Ties by Tim Wohlforth
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The Short Of It. Thursday, May 05, 2005. Blood Ties by Tim Wohlforth. By Tim Wohlforth,. Loving, nurturing, caring mother. A perfect story to read just before Mother’s Day. Or it would be if the mother involved had any of the characteristics listed above. Our Hero (hereinafter designated OH), an unnamed PI, goes into his favorite watering hole and is told his mother is waiting for him. Not the mother who raised, loved and nurtured him since he was three years old. His birth mother. In order to impress hi...
The Short Of It: 11/28/2004 - 12/05/2004
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The Short Of It. Saturday, December 04, 2004. By Ray Banks,. Noir, great suspense, and a twist (that's an unexpected reversal of expectations, not a woman). Nope, no women in this one other than the odd passerby, but that doesn't hurt the story at all. What we have here is a bored bureaucrat in a dead end job seeking excitement. And boy does he get it. I don't know what a cringe combined with a delighted grin looks like but my wife does. She's still watching me out of the corner of her eye. By David Cox,.
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The Free Digital Toolbox. About The Saturday Arts Club. A contemporary culture podcast. Like the culture show, but without pictures, and with a little more swearing. Recurring features include:. Track of the Week. Beatnik Spam Poetry Recitals. And other ‘really fun’ things. We also occasionally do live commentaries over the top of large-scale cultural events like Eurovision and the Olympics. We do that on Mixlr. Year of the Ice Sculpture. The Saturday Arts Club – Year of the Ice Sculpture.
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A random collection of thoughts from a new blogger in South Wales. Tuesday, January 17, 2006. 17th January 2006.Tuesday evening. New city, new environment. Getting used to life here in Wales. It's taken me nearly 15 years to get back here but here I am. As part of this new life and all the new experiences I thought it was high time I started a blog. See where it all takes me. Out into uncharted territory, who knows? What's on my mind at the moment? Eye to the Telescope. Wales, United Kingdom.
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You have exactly ten seconds to change that look of disgusting pity into one of enormous respect. George Miller’s first draft of MAD MAX: FURY ROAD was this electro-board printout, dated 15/3/99. pic.twitter.com/1ekX7rGZiR. Mdash; WILL McCRABB (@mccrabb will) August 13, 2015. Mad max fury road. Lee Marvin in Point Blank. Allow me to provide the soundtrack here: WOOO YEAH AAAARGHHH OW WOOOOO ARRRGHHHHAAAAAGGHHH. I believe that books, once they are written, have no need of their authors. Night and the city.
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Between Lust and Fear. Retaining their trademark warm alt-country sounds, brutally honest lyrics and plenty of pedal steel guitar, The Saturday Boy are also pushing boundaries with their second release. Stormy Skies edges close to John Martyn/Nick Drake territory, the epic gloomy indie rock of Table Decorations is reminiscent of The National, radio friendly melodic pop choruses feature on Lightweight Lover. Contact The Saturday Boy. Switch to mobile view.
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The The Saturday Club is a youth club for young people with disabilities aged 11-24. The youth club is based in Fulham and was formed by a group of parents in 1987 as there was no youth provision for their children. The youth club provides informal social education for the young people through activities such as sports, arts and craft, drama, cooking, trips and off site activities. Latest News and Events. Uarr; Grab this Headline Animator.
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