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DBT 0325: Dark Objects – Simon Toyne
Simon is one fascinating author. I had no idea about his past, but he is a terrific writer. And as you can hear, a very smart one. I am ashamed to admit I have not read him before, but I will eagerly await the next book. His accent is terrific, and he is a terrific…
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DBT0272: Sue Grafton – Y Is For Yesterday
Sue Grafton’s books are so widely talked about, and her character Kinsey Milhone is a classic in the mystery genre. What a series, and so many of the books are so incredible. Q is one of the ones I remember so well. If you haven’t read that one, you must! Y is so different, with…
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DBT 0304: Chris Mooney – The Snow Girls
This is one of the most haunting books I have read in a while, with a HUGE shock at the end. I hope you get to read it. Please listen to this interview. Chris is so articulate, smart and fun to talk to. A regular guy. This is book 8 in the series, and I…
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DBT #0192: Laura Brown – How to Write Anything
Laura Brown believes that anyone who can communicate in speech can also become an effective writer. That is one of her premises behind this new book, “How to Write Anything.” This book a a 600-plus page reference which covers a very broad swath of writing topics and contexts. Laura covers writing at work, writing at…
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DBT 0336: Murder By Degrees – Ritu Mukerji
I really did enjoy this book, and Ritu herself is a very interesting woman. Born in Kolkata, India, and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area, she is very intelligent and lots of fun to talk to. She mentions my hometown in the book! Havertown, PA. I almost fell down after I read that. How…
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