Maybe You Can’t Tell a Book by Its Cover, But You Can Sure Sell It That Way
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I read a fascinating post on the Jezebel website by Kelly Faircloth in which she recounted ...
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Now We Can All Take That Road Not Taken! The Copyright Freeze Has Melted
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Once again my dual lives as a lawyer by day and an author at night have ...
Beers, Brands, Books, and Brawls
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My bio describes me as a lawyer by day and an author at night--and I generally ...
Guess What? Now There’s an Awesome Map for Your Favorite Road Trip Novel
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As I have mentioned more than once on this blog, among my favorite opening lines in ...
Opening Passages to Greatness
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The other day I stumbled upon The Heart, a wonderful series in the online version of The ...
Make America Naughty Again
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As many of my readers know, I haven't been able to quit my day job. Fortunately, ...
Cain is able, better than most, and far darker: An Appreciation
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At least thirty years had passed since I first read The Postman Always Rings Twice by James Cain. ...
The Magical Lure of the Intimate Voice
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I have written here and elsewhere of the power of a great opening line. If you ...
I’m Sorry, Anna.
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Mark Twain For more years than I'd care to admit, my take on Leo Tolstoy's novel ...
What’s Your Dream Reading Spot?
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On a lounge chair near a waterfall? How about a desert isle beneath the shade of ...
