Guess who's back...
::Puts on that Eminem song::
Yeah, I'm back.
In Hawaii.
Got a new job, amazingly enough, now hunting for a place to live.
Got me some plans I'm gonna put into action on my free time.
This time I'm gonna be posting more, and it ain't no half-assed promise like all the other times.
It's absofrickenlutely for sure, cause I kicked the blog habit (mostly).
Now, I got a question for those out there who might know the answer to this:
What would you consider some writers to brush up on in order to get a feel of current state of the mystery genre, particularly in the short story to novella form?
What would be the absolute must reads of the now moribund Western genre of fiction, again focusing on shorter forms (but novels are okay)?
Yeah, I'm back.
In Hawaii.
Got a new job, amazingly enough, now hunting for a place to live.
Got me some plans I'm gonna put into action on my free time.
This time I'm gonna be posting more, and it ain't no half-assed promise like all the other times.
It's absofrickenlutely for sure, cause I kicked the blog habit (mostly).
Now, I got a question for those out there who might know the answer to this:
What would you consider some writers to brush up on in order to get a feel of current state of the mystery genre, particularly in the short story to novella form?
What would be the absolute must reads of the now moribund Western genre of fiction, again focusing on shorter forms (but novels are okay)?