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July 20, 2012

THE TROUBLE WITH BLONDES!

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Published on July 20, 2012 23:13

VINTAGE COVERS!

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Published on July 20, 2012 23:11

July 18, 2012

HARDBOILED CORNER: BABY SHARK'S SHOWDOWN AT CHIGGER FLATS!

HARDBOILED CORNER: BABY SHARK'S SHOWDOWN AT CHIGGER FLATS!

REALLY GLAD TO SEE THIS FIFTH ENTRY IN ROBERT FATE’S BABY SHARK SERIES, SHOWDOWN AT CHIGGER FLATS, UP AND READY FOR DOWNLOAD ON AMAZON.COM . . . GREAT ACTION SERIES AND PART OF THE NEW PULP MOVEMENT . . .

BABY SHARK SERIES, SHOWDOWN AT CHIGGER FLATS

ROBERT FATE

KINDLE EDITION $3.99

May 1960 – After ten years behind bars, the bloodthirsty murderer Walter Fairchild breaks out of a Texas prison with revenge on his mind, and the cantankerous, Fort Worth private eye Otis Millett is at the top of his list. After several failed attempts to kill Otis, the Fairchild clan finally finds success in kidnapping him.

This doesn’t sit well with Otis’ partner, Kristin Van Dijk aka Baby Shark, who forms a fragile bond with law enforcement agencies across Texas to rescue him before he is tortured and killed. Kristin is a lethal handful at the best of times, but threatening Otis puts her in a particularly dangerous frame of mind. Get ready for some quintessential Baby Shark action-adventure as Kristin, Henry Chin, and a U.S. Marshall with pale green eyes go hunting for trouble in the oilfields of West Texas.

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Published on July 18, 2012 20:42

July 16, 2012

THE TROUBLE WITH BLONDES!

[image error] SHE WAS A HELLCAT BLONDE AND HER TWO G.I. PASSION MATES!
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Published on July 16, 2012 20:26

BOXING PULPS ON THE COMEBACK TRAIL!

[image error] BOXING PULPS ON THE COMEBACK TRAIL!
HANK BROWN (AUTHOR OF THE UPSOMING FIGHT CARD: TOMATO CAN COMEBACK) INTERVIEWS ME IN HIS LATEST DOUBLE-OUGHT PULP COLUMN OVER AT THE NEW PULP WEBSITE . . .
New Pulp is not just catching on; it's catching fire. There is more exposure to the classic pulps every day, and more authors publishing new pulpesque material. This year I caught wind of a new series resurrecting a long-forgotten pulp genre, and just had to check it out.
The series is called Fight Card. It is a throwback to the boxing pulps of yesteryear, brainstormed by Paul Bishop and Mel Odom. All the novellas in this series are set in the 1950s, which just seems to fit perfect for stories with a hardboiled noir edge. Odom, Bishop, and others are using the "Jack Tunney" house name to write under, in true pulp-writer style.

FOR THE FULL INTEVIEW CLICK HERE
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Published on July 16, 2012 17:51

July 15, 2012

July 13, 2012

THE TROUBLE WITH BLONDES!

[image error] THE DEADLY BLONDE OF BARRANCA DE COBRE
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Published on July 13, 2012 15:19

HARDBOILED CORNER: ENAMORED!

[image error] HARDBOILED CORNER: ENAMORED!

O’NEIL DE NOUX

CRIMINAL-E GETS DOWN AND DIRTY WITH ONE OF MY FAVORITE CURRENT AUTHORS, O’NEIL DE NOUX, IN AN INTERVIEW REGARDING HIS LATEST LUCIAN CAYE MYSTERY – ENAMOURED . . .

FOR THE FULL INTERVIEW CLICK HERE

ENAMORED

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A New Orleans Crime Novel.

She crossed Canal Street from the neutral ground, walked right past me and I watched her come and go, both views unforgettable. I’m not kidding. A woman can do that on occasion, sear an indelible image in a man’s mind.

She was the woman in gray. That’s how I thought of her the following days as she popped in and out of my mind, tapping me on the shoulder over coffee, whispering in my ear, “I was real.” I didn’t obsess over her image. It just came and went, more like a photograph than a motion picture, although she had moved quite nicely. She remained a snapshot, the woman in gray, until a week later when she stepped from the darkness beneath the balcony of my building shortly after midnight, on a sultry Thursday night . . .

Thus begins the most elusive case in New Orleans private eye Lucien Caye’s career, a case of lust and murder, a case that will baffle him, intrigue him, make him fall in love – three times. The case of a desirable woman enamored of a undesirable man defies understanding, yet the human heart rarely listens to the human brain. A smart guy like Lucien should know better, but his mind has trouble controlling his libido, much less his heart.

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Published on July 13, 2012 07:47