DBT #0007: Gar Ryness – Batting Stance Guy: A Love Letter to Baseball
In this June 2010 interview, David talks with Gar Ryness about ‘Batting Stance Guy: A Love Letter to Baseball.’
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DBT0265: Stephen Hunter – G-Man (Bob Lee Swagger)
A very cool historical thriller, we get to meet Baby Face Nelson, John Dillinger, Bonnie and Clyde, and Pretty Boy Floyd. Stephen Hunter seems to love historical thrillers, and his character Bob Lee Swagger‘s ancestors are perfect vehicles to tell the story as they lived back then. You will get to see what these infamous…
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DBT 0298: Linwood Barclay – A Noise Downstairs
This is one of my favorite writers right now. The way he tells a story is amazing. After the unbelievably good PROMISE FALLS TRILOGY, which was expanded to four books with the addition of PARTING SHOT, he comes back with this wonderful tale of a haunted typewriter, and a haunted man. You will be spellbound…
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DBT 311: Randy L. Schmidt – Carpenters: An Illustrated Discography
This is one of the most beautiful books I have seen in a while, and you learn so much about The Carpenters and the music. The color pictures are stunning, to say the least. Randy Schmidt is so smart and so interesting, and he knows so much about the Carpenters. This is an hour and…
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DBT0262: Derek Gentile – Baseball’s Best 100
Wow, what a cute small book filled with so many interesting stats about the top 1000 greatest players of all time. Now keep in mind, this is the opinion of Derek Gentile, and you might disagree with some, and we talk about that, but boy is this book going to ruffle some feathers somewhere. How…
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DBT 310: Stephanie Evanovich – Under the Table
I don’t usually interview a romance writer, so this was unusual. But I found myself enjoying this book, and Stephanie Evanovich is very outspoken and likable. Yes, Stephanie is related to Janet Evanovich, and we do address that, but let her tell you how. She wants to survive on her own, and she does very…
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