This is the cover of the Turkish edition of WE ALL FALL DOWN which they renamed DEATH SONG. It’s quite a handsome looking fellow. If you have any Turkish friends, tell them it’s in bookstores now. 🙂
THE SCRUBS is July’s book of the month. It was the first title to come out under my pen name, Simon Janus. Janus is my identity for my darker work. I’m heavily influenced by the Twilight Zone and Tales of the Unexpected […]
Ebook Friendly gave ACCIDENTS WAITING TO HAPPEN a nice pat on the head. They classified it as one of their Best of Indie picks.
The month has come to an end, so this is the last post for my June BOOK OF THE MONTH selection, ASKING FOR TROUBLE. It’s been a good month for the book. It’s currently the #1 mystery anthology at Amazon. I love […]
I some times get accused of pushing the bounds of believity, but I possess a small talent for disaster. I am usually the catalyst for some small calamity to come my way. Sometimes, it’s my own damn fault, but sometimes, I’m in […]
ASKING FOR TROUBLE is June’s book of the month. This is my new collection of crime stories. The paperback just came out the other week. ASKING FOR TROUBLE isn’t just a title but also a theme that runs through the stories. The […]
Accident Waiting to Happen is holds the #1 spot on Amazon’s Hardboiled Mysteries chart. Which is very cool. My thanks goes out to everyone who has bought it and will be it–well, because you have to, don’t you? 🙂 Naturally, when you […]
CASTING CALL: Give me your name! I’m the worst when it comes to creating characters names and I need names for the follow-up to Did Not Finish, the second in the Aidy Westlake mystery which’ll be out in 2012. I have a […]
I’m going to go off course this week when it comes to all things We All Fall Down. Instead discussing the story’s background, I’m going with a “Behind the Music” kind of tale relating to the making of what is the most […]
I saw my author-friend, Tony Broadbent, not too long ago. We hail from the same hometown back in the old country. We got to chatting and he gave me a pat on the head and told me, “You’re like the Gary Oldman […]