I attended the 59th annual Pacific Northwest Writers Association conference over the weekend in Seattle. Since I moved to the city, I try to be active in PNWA and help out during the conference. A great way to meet writers and others in the book biz. For the third year I helped out with the […]
Posts Tagged ‘fiction’
Paranoia Runs Deep
Posted: 27th May 2014 by jazzdog in WritingTags: champagne books, creativity, fiction, Nick Sibelius, research, Richard Hacker, Texas, thriller, writing
Like most authors, I spend a good deal of time researching characters, history, culture, language, locations…the list is endless. On any given day, I may ponder how the human body reacts to garroting, which Russian sniper rifles would have been used in the early 1960’s, the flora and fauna of Peru, churches in Amsterdam destroyed […]
CHAIN REACTION Released Today!
Posted: 3rd March 2014 by jazzdog in Book Release, CHAIN REACTION, Crime, Novel, Pflugerville, Texas, ThrillerTags: book release, Chain Reaction, champagne books, crime, eBook, fiction, Nick Sibelius, novel, Richard Hacker, Texas, thriller, toxic relationship
The third book in the Nick Sibelius crime series is now officially out! In Chain Reaction, Nick Sibelius and his partner Theresa Soliz take on a client caught in an apparent grudge between competitive bass fisherman, they discover they have unknowingly entangled themselves in the secessionist plot of healthcare magnate, Bruce Reynolds, to create the […]
My Annual Holiday Blog Post!!!
Posted: 9th December 2013 by jazzdog in Award Winning, Creativity, DIRTY WATER, Texas, TOXIC RELATIONSHIPTags: blog, books, Christmas, creativity, DIRTY WATER, fiction, gifts, holidays, novel, Richard Hacker, Texas, toxic relationship, writing
Given it’s December, this must be my annual holiday blog post!!! I cannot offer unending pop star carols in the background, no flashing lights, fake snow on plastic trees or even a mocha pumpkin cinnamon double whip with red and green sprinkles. Sorry. I can point out how this holiday month for various religious traditions […]