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Interview with thriller author Neil Russell
Any fan of movies or television has probably encountered the products of Neil Russell. A former senior executive of Paramount, Columbia, MGM/UA, and Carolco Pictures (which produced the “Rambo” movies, “Terminator 2,” and “Total Recall”), Neil also founded and … Continue reading
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Interviews with Indies: Helen Hanson — Cyber-Thriller Author
I first spotted Helen Hanson’s thriller titles on Amazon, and what especially caught my eye were the stellar ratings they are getting from readers. It’s clear that this indie author has studied her craft, and I knew that she … Continue reading
HUNTER and I are featured in the Annapolis newspaper
Theresa Winslow, a staff writer for the Annapolis Capital newspaper, just published a feature profile of me in the paper’s Sunday “Lifestyle” section for January 22, 2012. The article chronicles my background and the sudden success of HUNTER. Ms. … Continue reading
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Interviews with Indies: Gary Ponzo — Crime Novelist
Since I first spotted the intriguing noir covers of his Nick Bracco crime-thriller series—which are so similar to my HUNTER cover in style—I’ve been eager to learn more about indie author Gary Ponzo. Gary has a generous spirit and … Continue reading
Interviews with Indies: Mel Comley, Crime-Thriller Author
As an aspiring thriller writer, I kept noticing the bold, brassy covers of books by one Mel Comley sitting high in the genre bestseller rankings on Amazon. I was impressed by this indie author’s considerable creative output, dominated by … Continue reading
Interviews with Indies: Stephen England — Counterterrorism Thriller Author
I noticed Stephen England and his work pretty early during my own efforts to become an “indie” author. His Pandora’s Grave was attracting comment, and when I checked out his feisty online comments, I found that he sounded a … Continue reading
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Tagged Brad Thor, counterterrorism thrillers, Daniel Silva, Days of Reckoning, indie authors, indie publishing, Pandora's Grave, Robert Bidinotto, Shadow Warriors, Stephan England, Stephan England interview, Sword of Neamha, thrillers, vigilante author, Vince Flynn
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Interviews with Indies: Larry Abrams — Philosophical Novelist
(Note: My review of Larry Abrams’s debut mystery novel, The Philosophical Practitioner, can be found here, and I think it’s worth reading before proceeding with this interview. —RB) ~*~ The Vigilante Author: Okay, Larry, why don’t you tell us … Continue reading
Book review: Larry Abrams’s THE PHILOSOPHICAL PRACTITIONER
In an age of formula fiction, a novel with a fresh premise is an unexpected delight. The Philosophical Practitioner is such an original, witty, thought-provoking, and polished bit of writing that it’s hard to believe it is Larry Abrams’s debut … Continue reading
