Category Archives: Conversations
A Conversation with H.A. Swan
After reading A Night in Jail, a riveting story based on true events, I just had to learn more about the inspiration for the book and the topic in general. I spoke with co-author H. A. Swan to hopefully … Continue reading
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Tagged drug abuse, health, Interviews, marijuana, youth
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A Conversation with Quentin Canterel
( by JD Jung) As everyone knows, I read…a lot. Also, most of you can tell from my selections that I enjoy the dark and bizarre. So when I find an author who writes truly unique stories while still engaging my … Continue reading
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Tagged bizzarre, dark humor, Interviews, sordid, suspense, thriller
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A Conversation with Author Cari Lynn
I was so intrigued with Cari Lynn’s latest novel, Madam, that I spent hours researching the infamous New Orleans Madam, Josie Arlington. Afterwards I just had to ask Cari about her story and what motivated her to seek out this fascinating piece of American … Continue reading
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A Conversation With Denise Hamilton
Crime novelist Denise Hamilton’s latest novel, Damage Control, is an exciting thriller featuring Maggie Silver, a “crisis manager” in a prominent PR firm. I spoke with Denise about the book, inspiration and her career. JDJ – With a background in journalism, what prompted … Continue reading
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Now you’re rating books?
After finishing the extraordinary thriller, Mygale, by the late Thierry Jonquet, I realized that I needed a way to distinguish the exceptional “must read immediately” from the “very good, definitely worth your time” books. This lead me to the three … Continue reading
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City Lights
I found it quite disturbing that what I enjoyed about this town was now gone. I havent been here in a couple of years, but during the last few times I visited I had established a comfortable routine. Run in … Continue reading
