Smack dab between a mess of Spring Fever, the country has been awash with Noir at the Bar of late. During a 30 day span, there will have been readings in Atlanta, Chicago, St. Louis, and Harrisburg, PA. Catch a quick interview with Jed Ayres (Peckerwood, Fierce Bitches), who popularized N@TB’s current incarnation, then a chat with Harrisburg host Erik Arneson (Fortune), James R. Tuck (Blood and Bullets) and Ed Brock (Pale in Death).
It only hurts as long as you let it.
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Out to prove that BIGGER isn’t always BETTER, the Crime Scene with Eryk Pruitt sits down with three authors of crime novellas, including one that is a publisher. S.W. LAUDEN (Crosswise), ANGEL COLON (The Fury of Blacky Jaguar) and All Due Respect’s Mike Monson (A Killer’s Love) talked about their experiences with the novella and much, much more, with Hashtag author Eryk Pruitt on March 14, 2016 a.d.
http://www.pw.org/writers_recommend Here’s an interesting article from Poets and Writers for all of us who are interested in being writers.
Landscapes of Longing, Embrace by Bruce Lader (broadcast 7-5-2010) In these two volumes of poetry Bruce Lader demonstrates his wonderful ability to bring to life the people, situations and emotions that are the subjects of his work. With a fine lyrical sensibility and a clean use of language he carries the reader into the heart of his perceiving, from the halls of inner city schools to the myth of Sisyphus and then to the fine sense of a lover’s touch. Find out more at http://www.brucelader.com/