Thursday, June 25, 2015
Friday, June 5, 2015
Thursday, June 4, 2015
Trailer for Brave New Girls
I am very proud to be a part of the Brave New Girls anthology. Watch this YouTube trailer for it!
Saturday, May 9, 2015
Review of Evangeline Jennings' No Christmas
Evangeline Jennings' No Christmas is satire written with a pen of fire, with blood for ink. She utterly demolishes the anti-abortion rights, anti-health care Christian Right, with a humble little story about as modest as Swift's proposal. Not an exercise in subtlety, but her sharp eye for human and material detail lends this exercise a rare power.
Friday, May 8, 2015
Thursday, April 30, 2015
Is your iPhone watching You?
So dig this, o Interwebs: I just learned from an article I am editing that mobile devices often track where you are without your knowledge or consent. "For iPhone users interested in seeing how powerful such sources of evidence can be, go to Settings / Privacy / Location Services, then 'Frequent Locations' to see a map of your most frequent locations. Many
users are often unaware that such data is, by default, being automatically collected." Holy Big Brother Apple, Batman!
Thursday, April 23, 2015
The Squeal of Tires, the Sizzle of Hot Writing (Review of Riding in Cars with Girls, by Evangeline Jennings)
Hey "noir" tough guys, watch out. The girls in Evangeline Jennings' Riding in Cars with Girls want to play, and they have been schooled in hard knocks of the kind most guys don't even know enough to have nightmares about. They're hot, sure, but they're not interested in you (and given the swinish males they have experience of, who dast blame them?) Look at them crosswise, or get in their way, and you're likely to get a bullet in the gut rather than a fist to the jaw.
The writing pops and sizzles. Graphic sex and violence done with high literary flair and panache. Highly recommended.
This review is cross-posted on Amazon and Goodreads.
Three Phoboses (out of three).
The writing pops and sizzles. Graphic sex and violence done with high literary flair and panache. Highly recommended.
This review is cross-posted on Amazon and Goodreads.
Three Phoboses (out of three).
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