Books

Interview with Chris Karlsen, author of "In Time For Your": "You either commit to sitting your bum in the chair and typing or you’re not getting any writing done. It’s a pretty simple."

Like breathing, eating, brushing your teeth, writing is good hygiene for the creative soul.

Casey’s Last Chance by Joseph B. Atkins is a workmanlike crime thriller with enough twisting and turning to keep all but the most critical readers happy.

Ruth Dugdall's " Humber Boy B" is a moody British crime novel examining the why behind a child-on-child killing.

An exquisite story of re-growth and renewal after tragedy.

"Bowie on Bowie" is an incredible glimpse into the man who unarguably made the world not only more interesting and more enjoyable, but more inspirational. His talent will live on for generations, sparking the fascination and wonder of fans new and old.

"I think most of our leaders either are not smart enough to recognize the mess they are making or they don’t care. I wrote this book to expose where we as a country could be headed."

Interview with Georges Ugeux author of "The Flying Dragon": "Writing fiction is like breathing, living and feeling.

"The Winter Dance Party Murders" by Greg Herriges centres around the events surrounding the deaths of Buddy Holly, The Big Bopper, and Ritchie Valens and creates an intriguing mystery and the compromises implied by a career in Rock and Roll.

"The Yid" by Paul Goldberg is the kind of novel that rewards re-reading.