Gabriele is always kind enough to translate his (Italian) reviews for me to read. Here are his thoughts on my latest novel. Enjoy. "In the scene of traditional detective fiction, essentially two schools of thought can be counted based upon the different approach with which the crime and the plot that revolves around it are… Continue reading Gabriele Crescenzi’s review of The 5 False Suicides
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My annual(ish) post about the cover
Before I talk about the covers, I want to make something very clear to aspiring authors who might be reading this. According to the self-publishing community, my covers are awful. They make for horrible thumbnails (the main way to sell these days), they are offensive, and they do not conform to the modern standards of… Continue reading My annual(ish) post about the cover
Feeling cute. Might release a book.
Finally, after much trouble and toil, The 5 False Suicides is ready for your reading pleasure -- here. Or, I suppose, displeasure if you end up not liking it. The 5 False Suicides is not detective fiction, but It will hopefully read just like it. Lots of clues, lots of misdirection, lots of murder. I… Continue reading Feeling cute. Might release a book.
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Author’s Copy
I think this is the first time I've been satisfied with the very first author's copy. I'm so relieved. Here's the likely schedule (emphasis on likely): Nov 19th - Nov 26th -- Reading, editing, rereading, and re-editing. It may seem strange, but there's a big difference between reading a PDF or a .doc and a… Continue reading Author’s Copy
James Scott Byrnside 