by Dave Simms | Oct 5, 2014 | Reviews
When a good childhood friend moves away, one doesn’t want to admit you will likely never see him or her again, never create new good times, or experience wild new adventures. Sometimes, the chance is given to relish those last moments, tough as they are,...
by Dave Simms | Jul 24, 2014 | Reviews
Creative souls often are fluent in one medium and dabble in others. Authors play in bands, musicians paint, artists write stories and poetry. Yet usually, to find an individual who shows not just proficiency but magic is a rare event. Keith Minnion’s art has...
by Dave Simms | Jul 24, 2014 | Reviews
There’s another King in the house. Seriously? First, the father of modern horror and all things best-selling, Stephen Then wife Tabitha hit the scene and showed she was a force to be reckoned with. Joe Hill follows with his own brand (and name, so nobody knew...
by Dave Simms | Jul 24, 2014 | Reviews
Detectives, serial killers, and family business. What’s new to say or do in the mystery/thriller genre that hasn’t already been done to death a million time? Thankfully, debut author C.J. Carpenter has entered the ring with NEVER ALONE, a book that does...
by Dave Simms | Jul 24, 2014 | Reviews
Quality dark female characters in fiction are very rare to encounter.Turning that character into a believable positive force takes a skill that few writers can pull off without having the reader bail out. Back in 1997, Barry Hoffman produced one of the most underrated...
