Here’s what we received this week at Spinetingler HQ. Do you plan on reading any of them? I want to …Read the Rest
Archive for October, 2010
The Winter of Frankie Machine by Don Winslow – Review
In the opening chapters of Don Winslow’s The Winter of Frankie Machine we get a carefully detailed description of a day …Read the Rest
Blitz – trailer
It’s a Ken Bruen two-fer. After yesterday’s trailer for London Boulevard today we’ve got the trailer for Blitz. Check it …Read the Rest
The Dawn Patrol by Don Winslow – Review
A few months back when I reviewed Don Winslow’s Savages, easily one of the most exciting books to drop all …Read the Rest
London Boulevard trailer
London Boulevard stars Colin Farrell, Keira Knightley, Jamie Campbell Bower, Anna Friel, Ray Winstone, David Thewlis and Eddie Marsan. It’s …Read the Rest
Calibre & Vixen by Ken Bruen – review
I originally reviewed Calibre & Vixen by Ken Bruen on January 30th, 2007. In both Vixen and Calibre Bruen chooses …Read the Rest
Russel D. McLean – interview
Normally I’m not much into reading P.I. novels. Most of them have such a well worn, been there done that …Read the Rest
Book title story
I took this one yesterday and tried to make it about a boxer after his final fight, which was one …Read the Rest
Empty Ever After By Reed Farrel Coleman – review
Moe Prager is a complex man, and Empty Ever After, the newest book in the series of which he is …Read the Rest
The Devil by Ken Bruen – Review
God’s favorite whipping boy Jack Taylor is back in The Devil, Ken Bruen’s eighth entry in his Galway private eye series, and …Read the Rest
The Dramatist by Ken Bruen – review
Even though those stories were complete in their telling the previous three novels in the Jack Taylor series can in …Read the Rest
The Wolves of Fairmount Park by Dennis Tafoya – review
This mystery novel is more about the characters than the crime involved. It begins with a drive-by shooting in a …Read the Rest
Book title stories
Here’s a couple from John Kenyon that seem to be more riffs on a theme. Brian LindenmuthBrian is the non-fiction …Read the Rest
The Cleanup by Sean Doolittle – review
Matt Worth became a cop for the right reasons; he’s a good guy and wants to help people. We are …Read the Rest
Gregg Hurwitz interviews Michael Connelly at Bouchercon 2010
Michael Connelly being interviewed by Gregg Hurwitz at Bouchercon 2010 Brian LindenmuthBrian is the non-fiction editor of Spinetingler magazine and …Read the Rest
Downtown by Ed McBain – review
The only McBain novels I’ve read are I’m Canon-For Hire/The Gutter and the Grave, Cop Hater, and The Mugger; the …Read the Rest
Boardwalk Empire “Family Limitation” – review
Review by Mike Dennis Whoa! This show is back. After drifting off into a sort of unreality for a few …Read the Rest
Art in the Blood: Crime Novelists Discuss Their Craft by Craig McDonald – review
I originally reviewed Art in the Blood by Craig McDonald on January 18th 2007 Craig McDonald is widely considered to …Read the Rest
Ben Kenobi: Private Jedeye
(via) Brian LindenmuthBrian is the non-fiction editor of Spinetingler magazine and one of the fiction editors of Snubnose Press. In …Read the Rest
Robert Ward, Reed Farrel Coleman, Daniel Woodrell discuss fiction
Authors Robert Ward, Reed Farrel Coleman, and Daniel Woodrell discuss fiction. Brian LindenmuthBrian is the non-fiction editor of Spinetingler magazine …Read the Rest
