2. Sunday, March 14, 1937

by | Sep 3, 2015 | The Dark Heart of Night

There is a lot more to tell about that Sunday. The regular edition of the Mirror is hitting the streets by 5 a.m. and George wants his pics in by 10 p.m. the night before, to get a rough on the space, but in this case there was likely to be a need for added info...

3. Sunday, March 14, 1937

by | Sep 2, 2015 | Novels, The Dark Heart of Night

But this Sunday was not about to end with dinner and a snooze. When I got back to the paper at 6:30 p.m., I wasn’t surprised that The Boss was still out. I know he likes the quality of the cigar smoke at the Algonquin Hotel so I went on over to West 44th Street to...

I imagine my salvation

by | Sep 13, 2014 | Novels, Novels

a Menckenesque     Part One     The stolon and the radix: putting into words what cannot be said     I have learned to love Montaigne. This did not happened quickly or easily, but the affection began when I read this: “I write to keep from going...

Hound

by | Jun 12, 2010 | Novels

Hound The first Henry Sullivan mystery Available in paperback, July 2011 from Small Beer Press [br] “Ingenious and refreshingly irreverent, Hound is not only a mystery on many levels, but also an intelligent and often funny tour-de-force of the perils and...

A Slepyng Hound to Wake

by | Jun 12, 2010 | Novels

A Slepyng Hound to Wake The second Henry Sullivan mystery Available in hardcover, July 2011 from Small Beer Press [br] In his second bibliomystery, Boston bookhound Henry Sullivan has a new girlfriend, a new apartment, and a shelfload of troubles. Chaucer said “It is...

Hound

by | Jun 11, 2010 | Novels

Hound The first Henry Sullivan mystery Available now in hardcover from Small Beer Press [br] “Ingenious and refreshingly irreverent, Hound is not only a mystery on many levels, but also an intelligent and often funny tour-de-force of the perils and follies of...