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In 2009, Matthew Savege (The Dark Knight, X-Men: First Class, Doctor Who, among others) wrote and directed this short film featuring Noel Clarke (Doctor Who) in the lead role.
The film toured the whole UK film festival circuit that year and became quite popular on the net.
In an interview in July 2010, Clarked talked about a…
Pete slid off the bed and moved to the window to stare at the houses across the street.
They were putting up one of Mr Tesla’s towers over there. By this time next year, the homes around here would have all the heat and power they’d ever need.
A shadow passed overhead and Pete flicked his eyes…
Too hot to sleep so I walked down to the Third Avenue 7-11 for a Creamsicle and the company of a graveyard-shift cashier. I know that game. I worked graveyard for a Seattle 7-11 and got robbed once too often. The last time the bastard locked me in the cooler. He even took my money…
One morsel review: Fun, fast-paced story full of mystery and action. And set in Prohibition Era New York City, always a bonus for me!
Speakeasy A.M. Dunnewin
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Genre: historical
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Eddie learns a hitman lurks in his speakeasy and is out for his life. As corpses pile up and strange events sabotage the…
I’m looking at the January calendar of my blog and I see that, aside from the recurring features, I posted very little. That sounds like lazy, but believe me, it wasn’t.
The entire months of November through January, I worked on the revision of my novel, a version meant for my beta readers.
Beta readers are the…
70 years ago, Auschwitz was liberated
“That you were the one who came up with the idea,” Sal continued. “They’re out for retaliation, and it’s rumored that they’ve sent a torpedo into this juice joint of yours. That’s part of the reason why I’m not being too open with the information. Afraid of who might be listening.”
A hit man in his…
“In the end, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends.” – Martin Luther King jr.
In post-WWII Paris, Salvador Dalì, the gretest widzard of Europe, makes experiments with art and living bodies. Which doesn’t always turn out fine (a story from the Broken Time Blues dieselpunk anthology)