I saw the John Wayne movie a looooong time ago, and now I get to finally read the book. So far, it’s pretty cool. It isn’t very Hollywood-ish, so I approve.
I saw the John Wayne movie a looooong time ago, and now I get to finally read the book. So far, it’s pretty cool. It isn’t very Hollywood-ish, so I approve.
Ed Gorman, Bill Pronzini, Andrew Vachss, Ed McBain, and David Goodis? That’s a hell of a line up. Not to mention that there’s a great article on Jim Thompson in there. Needless to say, I have an erection.
Check it out here: http://forcedviewing.com/2013/02/15/awakening-of-the-beast-movie-review-by-john-bruni/ More Coffin Joe to come!
In all honesty, I’m not a huge Blatty fan. I’ve only liked three of his books: THE EXORCIST (obviously), LEGION, and I’LL TELL THEM I REMEMBER YOU. Most people don’t understand that he’s a humorist, not a horror writer. THE…
FATALE #12: This is the most unusual issue of the series so far, and considering the weird shit Ed Brubaker has gotten up to in these pages, that’s saying something. This time out, we go back in time, almost an…
Check it out here: http://thenapalmreviews.tumblr.com/post/42979121041/garth-ennis-does-it-again-a-review-of-red-team-1
On my schedule, I’m supposed to be reading Richard Laymon’s NIGHT IN THE LONESOME OCTOBER, so that’s what I began yesterday. However, I got a bunch of new books the other day, and they’re all writers I break my schedule…
Laymon has yet to disappoint me. It’s really a shame he wasn’t better known in this country. Right off the bat, this is an uncomfortable read, because it relates a young man’s emotions as he goes through his first real…
Every once in a while, I find one of Laimo’s short stories in a fiction magazine, and I’ve always been impressed with his work. Now I get to take on one of his novels, and I’m sure it’s going to…