Authors: B.C. Bell / Phillip Drayer Duncan / Kevin Paul Shaw Broden Publisher: Pro Se Productions Published: September 2013 Any story, is only as good as its villain. But what happens when the story is twisted a bit, so the villain becomes the star of the show, rather than the hero? I am not talking [...]
26Nov13
Black Fedora
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Posted in Books, Books and Comics, Film, Film and Cinema
Tagged Evil Masterminds, Pro Se Productions
Tagged Evil Masterminds, Pro Se Productions
29Oct13
A Q & A with Corey Lynn Fayman
1. What inspired you to write Border Field Blues? The inspiration for Border Field Blues happened many years ago, when my wife and I first stumbled on Border Field State Park while out for a Sunday drive. It’s a rarely visited California landmark along the San Diego-Tijuana border in the most southwesterly corner of the [...]
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Tagged Border Field Blues, Corey Lynn Fayman
Tagged Border Field Blues, Corey Lynn Fayman
Recently, I had a chance to throw a few tough questions at author, Aaron Smith, about his spy thriller, Nobody Dies For Free. From my hollowed out volcano, I grilled him on the story, the characters – and what’s coming up next. P2K: Firstly, Aaron, welcome to Permission to Kill, and congratulations on the publication [...]
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Tagged Aaron Smith, Nobody Dies For Free, Pro Se Productions, Spy Fiction
Tagged Aaron Smith, Nobody Dies For Free, Pro Se Productions, Spy Fiction
Author: Aaron Smith Publisher: Pro Se Productions Published: June 2013 Nobody Dies For Free is a contemporary spy thriller written by Aaron Smith. Although it is set present day, the story goes to lengths to distance itself from modern surveillance technology. So there are no gadgets beyond normal cell phones and laptops. The story is [...]
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Tagged Aaron Smith, Nobody Dies For Free, Pro Se Productions, Spy Fiction
Tagged Aaron Smith, Nobody Dies For Free, Pro Se Productions, Spy Fiction
16Oct13
Jerry Kokich: Behind the Mask
Since its beginning, I have been a big supporter of the Superseven web series. Over the years, I have even contributed a little bit of production art, and cobbled together a DVD cover. But the true heart of the show, are the performers in the series – such as Jerry Kokich (as Superseven), Olivia Dunkley [...]
10Oct13
Dave White Presents… Fight Card
Created by past DWP guest Paul Bishop & Mel Odom, the “Fight Card” books are monthly 25000 word novelettes inspired by the noir fight pulps of the ’30s and ’40s. To date, nearly 25 authors have contributed volumes in what is a rather unique project in publishing history. Sort of The Untouchables meets Rocky. Recently, [...]
Hands up if you have heard of ‘The Eagle’. Not many people have. Counter espionage agent, Jeff Shannon – known as ‘The Eagle’ was a pulp character from the late 1930′s / early 1940′s. He didn’t really take off – only appearing in a handful of stories – but recently he has been revived for [...]
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Tagged Jeff Shannon, Pro Se Press, Pulp Fiction, Pulp Obscura, Teel James Glenn, The Eagle
Tagged Jeff Shannon, Pro Se Press, Pulp Fiction, Pulp Obscura, Teel James Glenn, The Eagle
The latest Fight Card tale, Front Page Palooka – from Anthony Venutolo, writing as Jack Tunney – is now available at Amazon. But to whet your appetite, here’s the book trailer. And here’s the spiel: Newark, New Jersey, 1954 Years of fight halls and newsrooms have east coast sportswriter, Nick Moretti, looking for a change. [...]
7Oct13
From Pro Se With Love
It’s no secret I have written a few adrenaline-fuelled stories for Pro Se Productions, which will be unleashed on the un-suspecting world in the coming months, stretching into next year. Some of the stories I can’t talk about yet – loose lips sink ships – but among them, for an exciting new project called Pulse [...]
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Posted in Books, Books and Comics
Tagged I.A. Watson, Pro Se Press, Pulp Fiction, Tommy Hancock
Tagged I.A. Watson, Pro Se Press, Pulp Fiction, Tommy Hancock
