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Bouchercon inspires: Get it done!
by G. Robert Frazier If there was one common, oft-repeated piece of advice for writers at the Bouchercon Mystery Conference in Nashville this past weekend it was this: finish. One panelist after another, one guest of honor after another, repeated that refrain throughout the weekend. “Just do it,” implored Heather…
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Phil’s Big Day
By G. Robert Frazier INT. GOBBLER’S KNOB – BEDROOM – DAY Small. Quaint. Cozy. Home sweet home. PHYLLIS (O.S.): Up and at ’em, Phil. PHIL rolls over in bed. Mumbles something into his pillow. PHYLLIS (O.S.): It’s your big day! Phil kicks off the sheets, struggles into a sitting position.…
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‘It must be St. Nick’
A Christmas classic for your reading pleasure: ‘It must be St. Nick’
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Magic, mystery garner Jean Rabe honors
Jean Rabe may not be a household name, but it should be. Chances are, if you are into gaming, if you are into fantasy, if you are into mysteries, you’ve encountered her byline atop a story or two. Check your bookshelf, and you just may find her stories or novels…
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American Hero: Remembering John Lewis
Note: With the loss of civil rights icon Congressman John Lewis on Friday, I thought it would be appropriate to honor with him with an article I wrote for BookPage in 2016. By G. Robert Frazier It is appropriate as we enter Thanksgiving week to express our gratitude to the…
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The Last Scoop’s reporter tenacious, razor-sharp
I’d love to see Clare Carlson in the White House Briefing Room. The main character in R.G. Belsky’s new novel, The Last Scoop, she’s tenacious, razor-sharp, asks tough questions, and doesn’t back down from anyone
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Waggoner’s Mouth of the Dark a weird read
What starts as a missing person story quickly morphs into an other-dimensional romp against bizarre creatures and crazed killers. Check logic at the door and suspend your disbelief, because this shit gets crazier by the page.
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The Guest Book lifts veil on family’s life of privilege, elitism
Sarah Blake’s The Guest Book is a beautifully written and emotionally captivating novel about one family’s bonds, secrets, and their lifetime of privilege and high society coming to an end.
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From the frontier to international conspiracies, adventure awaits
From historical adventures to spy thrillers, the characters and situations in these books will leave you thrilled and deeply moved.
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Junction, The Sky Woman shirk alien war stories for old-school sci-fi fun
One look at the science fiction section of your local Barnes & Noble or Books-A-Million shows that war is king. So, it was refreshing to read a couple of books recently that attempted to put some of the wonder of sci-fi back onto the written page.
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