WARNING: This blog contains opinions, rants, and bad language and even a few moments of sincerity. Welcome to my world.
I’m lucky enough to be friends with Marsha Moore, author of the new travel book “24 Hours London” (Available from Amazon USA or in the UK). I love the concept of this book, because Marsha talks includes hidden gems that other guidebooks won’t tell you about.
About the book: An around-the-clock guide from 5 a.m. fishing to midnight swimming. Fancy a hearty English breakfast with East... 
I met author Gary Murning on Twitter, and was so pleased when I first heard that his book If I Never was going to be published by Legend Press. Now that his book is out, I thought it would be a good time to pick his brain about his book, publishing, and his road to success.
This is what he had to say:
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I’ve always had a fairly positive attitude, to writing and life... 
Having read the first book in this series by Michael Connelly, I really wanted to like The Black Ice . But 5 chapters in and I’m looking for any excuse to find something else to do rather than finish the second book featuring LAPD detective Harry Bosch.
I think what’s getting me is the cliché of cop who knows the right thing to do, but the brass upstairs just won’t let him do his job.... 
Editor Angela James tweeted about bacon bookmarks yesterday, and I also noticed this article in The Argus:
A rasher of bacon was found in a returned book by a Worthing librarian.
The lender had used an object usually found between two slices of bread rather than pages as a bookmark.
This was just one of the oddities artist Dan Thompson, of Lanfranc Road, Worthing, has come across while collecting quirky... 
There are primarily two types of books I read: gory crime books and sci-fi/fantasy. I like my crime books full of forensic details and smart cops. The crazier the psychopath murderer, the better. So, yeah, Criminal Minds is my favourite TV show by far.
I just finished reading Chemistry In Death by Simon Beckett. It’s about a forensic pathologist who loses his wife and daughter and out of dismay,... 
I've blogged about many many things in many many different places all over the web. It's exhausting. So instead I'm bringing it all together in one place, and hope that those of you I know and love won't mind if I natter about techie stuff, knitting, writing, or crack some wiseass remarks about random topics. Let's call it... holistic blogging. 
