Thierry Jonquet was a French crime writer who died in 2009 at the age of of 55. Tarantula was published …Read the Rest
Tag: Friday’s Forgotten Books
Friday’s Forgotten Books: Cruddy by Lynda Barry review
[This review originally appeared in 2009 at another site.] On a September night in 1971, a few days after getting …Read the Rest
Friday’s Forgotten Books: Bellman & True by Desmond Lowden
Rare Treasures: Bellman & True By David Corbett What is it about the rare and obscure that inspires such devout …Read the Rest
Friday’s Forgotten to do list
Over the years, at my old blog, BSC and here at Spinetingler, I’ve been an infrequent contributor to Patti Abbott’s …Read the Rest
Friday’s Forgotten Books: WAIT UNTIL TWILIGHT by Sang Pak
Yesterday, the mailman dropped off 5 packages filled with books. He told me we must have some bookshelf with all …Read the Rest
Friday’s Forgotten Books: Mall by Eric Bogosian
I’ve been a fan or Eric Bogosian’s for just about 20 years I suppose having discovered him sometime in high …Read the Rest
Friday’s Forgotten Books: New Noir by John Shirley
The theme for this week’s Friday’s Forgotten Books is “forgotten story collections-single or multiple authors”. New Noir is a small …Read the Rest
Friday’s Forgotten Books: Waste by Eugene Marten
One of the problems with the new tribalism is that something can get passed around one community and never make …Read the Rest
Friday’s Forgotten Books: My Brother’s Gun by Ray Loriga, translated by Kristina Cordero
My Brother’s Gun is a Spanish language novel by Ray Loriga that came out in 1995 as Caidos del Cielo …Read the Rest
Friday’s Forgotten Books: Tapping the Source by Kem Nunn
In 1991 a great pulpy action movie was released about an FBI agent named Johnny Utah, played by Keanu Reaves, …Read the Rest
