The Superhero’s Log: Designing a Cover
I’m a very visually oriented person. If writing is my true love, drawing might have been my first love. I wasn’t going hire someone else...
The Superhero’s Log: A Journey to Self Publication
If I finished my rough manuscript in 2008 why has it taken me 6 years to get ready to make it available? There a few...
The Superhero’s Log: Why I Write
With 23 days left before the debut of my next novel I start thinking about how I started. The Superhero’s Log: The Origins of Liquid...
The Superhero’s Log: Coming Soon to an Amazon Near You
After publishing The Jazz Age (available as an E-Book) and Death and Professor Longfellow (available as an E-Book and for print) its time to...
Inspiration for Death and Professor Longfellow
The idea for this Death and Professor Longfellow began while I was in high school, and has been bouncing around my brain since then. I...
Death and Professor Longfellow: An Intro
After several years of hard work and may pots of coffee in front of a keyboard, I will soon have several books available on Amazon.com....
DC’s Captain Marvel an Underused Property
By triumphantly shouting the magical word “Shazam!” Billy Batson is transformed from an ordinary child into Earth’s Mightiest Mortal: Captain Marvel. Endowed with the the...
Review: Dracula Cha Cha Cha by Kim Newman
I was first introduced to the works of Kim Newman with the novel Anno Dracula, which envisions a world where Van Helsing, and his crew...
The Jazz Age, by Alexander Booth
It’s with a considerable amount of pride I announce the publication of my first novella: The Jazz Age, a crime noir thriller. It can be...
Review: The Cocktail Waitress
The Cocktail Waitress is the lost final novel of James M. Cain, author of such famous works as The Postman Always Rings Twice and Mildred...