“The worst thing for me about manic-depression is that it is simply free-floating. You can have no reason whatsoever, and yet you are in the depths of an inarticulatable sadness and grief and self-hatred.” – Richard Dreyfuss
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Queer Writers of Crime
- Derek Farrell Defines A Cozy Noir Mystery April 20, 2021
- Joseph R.G. DeMarco Discusses The 200 Men He Interviewed April 13, 2021
- Michael Nava Shares How Often He Googles Himself April 6, 2021
- Marco Carocari From Flying To Photographing To Writing March 30, 2021
- William D. Prystauk Serves Up Kink Noir March 23, 2021
- JB Sanders & The Fine Balance Between Suspense & Humor March 16, 2021
- Wendy Heard Discusses Likeability, Being an L.A. Native, And Whether Bisexuals Exist March 9, 2021
- Jack Dickson Discusses Soap Operas, Politics & Circumcision March 2, 2021
- Eliza Lentzski - Historian by Day Author by Night February 23, 2021
- Rick R. Reed & the Similarities Between Love & Horror February 16, 2021
- Steve Neil Johnson: Many Paths Always A Writer February 9, 2021
- Is Edwin Hill Talented or Lucky? February 2, 2021
- Gregory Ashe & C.S. Poe are a Dynamic Writing Duo January 26, 2021
- Timothy Jay Smith Turns His Thrilling Life Into Thrilling Fiction January 19, 2021
so true,Bradley
Yeeeep.