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Book giveaway for The Boy Who Knew Too Much by Jeffrey Westhoff Apr 25-May 25, 2015(showing1-30of76) entries

Book giveaway for The Boy Who Knew Too Much by Jeffrey Westhoff Apr 25-May 25,...

An interview with Brian Parker, the boy who knew too much

I was fortunate to come across this interview with the hero of my novel, Brian Parker, from the...

Questions for an ex film critic

Several weeks ago I received an email from the features editor at the Kane County Chronicle, which...

An excerpt from my YA spy novel The Boy Who Knew Too Much,...

An excerpt from my YA spy novel The Boy Who Knew Too Much, coming June 1 from Intrigue Publishing.

i-eat-your-pancakes:danman007:Bond is...

i-eat-your-pancakes:

danman007:

Bond is BACK!

YOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Overall I am damn well pleased with the SPECTRE teaser and applaud its bold move to highlight story instead of action. However, I am wary about the Superman/Lex Luthor dynamic it appears to establish between Bond and Christoph Waltz’s character. I’ll wait to see how it plays out, but the filmmakers are walking a tightrope with that one.

Book review: Catching up with ‘Catching Bullets’

The first thing I noticed when I saw the cover to Mark O’Connell’s book Catching Bullets was its...

This gnome knows fine literature when he sees it.

This gnome knows fine literature when he sees it.

mezzwinkle:Buster Keaton phenakistoscope animating is fun :)

mezzwinkle:

Buster Keatonphenakistoscope

animating is fun :)

openyourpagesandfly:“But I don’t want to go among mad...

openyourpagesandfly:

“But I don’t want to go among mad people,” Alice remarked.
“Oh, you can’t help that,” said the Cat: “we’re all mad here. I’m mad. You’re mad.”

One of my favorite quotes from literature.

“I just wanted to buy a spy novel. I didn’t want to be in...

“I just wanted to buy a spy novel. I didn’t want to be in one.” - Brian Parker, the boy who knew too much | Jeffrey made this with Spoken.ly