This week’s Beat to a Pulp webzine features my story, ‘Don’t Drink and Drive’. Excerpt His car's all-seeing eye on the roof spotted them...

THE KILL-OFF Jim Thompson (1957) Ironic that not one of Thompson’s 29 novels was in print in his country (USA) when he died in 1977, at the ...

Just received my copy of Beat to a Pulp - Round 1 anthology and it's a handsome beast, weighing in at 380 pages with an intimidating co...

Swedish magazine Swingbed : http://hangmattan.site90.net/tidningen/hangmattan131.pdf page 5: A FISTFUL OF LEGENDS Edited by Nik Morton Expre...

Reviews are generally thin on the ground. Even moreso for e-books, or so it seems. So I was pleased to find one on the Solstice website rega...

Reported in City & Finance, Daily Mail, August 27: The CEO of Bloomsbury, Nigel Newton is looking forward to tapping into the boom in di...

Pleased to see that The New Coastal Press monthly magazine is featuring one of the 21 stories in Spanish Eye - a shorter version - plus plu...

On Thursday afternoon, I had a telephone interview to talk about Spanish Eye and the character Leon Cazador. It was on The Hannah Murray Sho...

My collection of crime short stories, Spanish Eye , was published as an e-book on 29 June by Solstice Publishing. Its first review can be fo...

Here is a homage to a particular writer who was influential in creating a sub-genre of horror. It urges readers of the story to go find the ...

The weekly English newspaper here on the Costas runs a book review. This time around it's the turn of A Fistful of Legends. Verdict: the...

The first tale in Modern Short Stories is by Jack Schaefer: ‘Jeremy Rodock’, which is taken from the collection The Big Range . The story...