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A Reader’s Guide to Seminal Vigilante Heroes

Posted on April 27, 2024 7:05 pm GMT+0000 by bidinotto

I’ve decided to share a bit of my research into major vigilante heroes of fiction, starting with the early and most influential figures in the ever-evolving genre… Continue reading →

Posted in Cultural commentary, Essays, Inspirational, Uncategorized, Vigilante fiction | Tagged Batman, Jack Reacher, Mack Bolan, Mike Hammer, Paladin, Robert Bidinotto, Robin Hood, self-publishing, Shane, Spenser, the Equalizer, the Lone Ranger, the Punisher, the Scarlet Pimpernel, The Vigilante Author, Travis McGee, vigilante fiction, vigilantes, Zorro | Leave a comment

Neil Russell Revisited — A Fresh Interview with the Creator of Thriller Hero Rail Black

Posted on November 24, 2014 1:23 am GMT+0000 by bidinotto

Posted in Author profiles, Biographical, Interviews, Self-Publishing, Traditional publishing, Uncategorized, Writing Advice | Tagged Art Drukenbrod tailor, author Neil Russell, author William Goldman, Barnes & Noble, Batman, BettyRuth VerBeck, Beverly Hills, Beverly Hills Is Burning, Canton Ohio, Carolco, Charles Dickens, Chinatown, City of War, Columbia Pictures, Darryl Zanuck, Death Wish, Desi Arnaz, Dylan Hunter thrillers, Elmore Leonard, film business, Gayle Lynds, Gore Vidal, Gregory Peck, Harold Robbins, HarperCollins, Harry Cohn, Henry Miller, Hillsville Pennsylvania, Hollywood, I Love Lucy, Ian Fleming, Jack Warner, James Bond, Jason Bourne, Jimmy Stewart, John D. MacDonald, John Wayne, Kim Novak, Marcus Aurelius, MGM, movie business, Neil Russell thrillers, Nelson DeMille, New Castle Pennsylvania, Norman Mailer, Novels of Neil Russell, Paladin, Paramount Pictures, Paul Newman, Ragnar Danneskjold, Rail Black, Rambo movies, Raymond Chandler, Reader's Digest, Rothington House, Saturday Night Fever, Serpico, Site 85 Productions, Tacitus, Terminator 2, the Black Hand, The Godfather, the Schenck brothers, The Way We Were, Total Recall, Travis McGee, Tyrone Power, United Artists, Wildcase | Leave a comment

Interview with Wayne Stinnett — Bestselling Adventure Novelist

Posted on November 3, 2014 2:11 am GMT+0000 by bidinotto

Posted in Author profiles, BAD DEEDS: A Dylan Hunter Thriller, Biographical, Book business, HUNTER: A Thriller, Interviews, Marketing Advice, Publishing Advice, Self-Publishing, Traditional publishing, Writing Advice | Tagged Amazon, Amazon self-publishing, BAD DEEDS Bidinotto, book marketing, Caribbean adventure novels, Carl Hiaasen, Clive Cussler, CreateSpace, Dirk Pitt, Doc Ford, ebook marketing, Fallen Hunter, Fallen Mangrove, Fallen Out, Fallen Palm, Fallen Pride, fiction writing, indie publishing, James W. Hall, Jesse McDermitt novels, John D. MacDonald, KBoards Writers Cafe, KDP, Kindle, Kindle Direct Publishing, Kindle self-publishing, Marathon Florida, Michael Reisig, Neptune's Adventures, randy Wayne White, Robert Bidinotto, sea adventures, sea stories, The Vigilante Author, Travis McGee, Wayne Stinnett | 6 Comments

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