Dan Henk's Blog, page 55
March 2, 2020
on my latest book! Great spread on my latest book!
February 24, 2020
My You tube channel is in full swing
I’m adding any videos that are relevant, and I figured that, topping that list, would be this interview focusing on my new novel that I did for the podcast “Pete’s Basement” https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUVK0skMvgvVbyYg5Tb25rw?fbclid=IwAR3b0jtc4JG67E4OpYpOvkZdetPnUPO4Bsh-AyC7yTVZjPej7IlGLkfD2Uw
February 23, 2020
Interview with Marshall Bennett
I interview Marshall Bennett for episode #5 of the “Artists interviewing Artists” podcast. Check it out at https://abyssartstudio.com/
February 17, 2020
February 10, 2020
My You tube channel!
All the interviews I do with artists and more is up on my YouTube channel now, take a look and give me a follow https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUVK...
February 8, 2020
New Episode!
The latest episode of “Artists interviewing Artists” is up, and this one has me in the chair for once, as Brian Murphy directs the questioning!https://youtu.be/ky-gHyGxpyA
January 28, 2020
Just finished this Illustration
For the cover of the new Splatterpunk magazine.
It details one of the stories there in where a guy snaps, and strangles his boss with a necktie
January 23, 2020
New Artist Interview!
I focus on the early days of underground, illegal NYC tattooing with tattoo journeyman Ronda Xanthos. Check out the interview!
https://tattmag.com/ronda-xanthos/
January 20, 2020
Artist’s interviewing Artists
I interview Timothy Boor for episode 3 of the “Artists Interviewing Artists” series! Check it out https://youtu.be/l5o4L3wykl0
January 17, 2020
The Ghost Brigades
Not a huge fan of this second installment in the “Old Man’s War” series by John Scalzi.
That first book, the appropriately titled “Old Man’s War”, was great. One of the best recent science fiction books I’ve read.
This one, felt like that slightly stiffer, less important sequel.
It wasn’t bad, just a slow read that, and this is the stark difference, felt like an all too common retread of themes and actions that have surfaced before.
There wasn’t that entertaining, can’t put the book down drive to it.
Sure, not a bad story, and it gets a little better towards the end, but if this was the first book I’d read by John Scalzi, I’d think far less of him as an author.
Great John Harris cover, but that can’t save the book.
