crime thrillers with a feminist kick
With the coronavirus raging and the struggle to end police brutality turning into a flashback of the 1960s Civil Rights movement, it is refreshing to lose oneself in a well-written murder mystery. Tracy Clark’s What You Don’t See is the third book in her fabulous Cass Raines series. It does not disappoint. In What You … Read more Review: Tracy Clark’s WHAT YOU DON’T SEE
I have created a fictional interview with Shea Stevens, the main character from Iron Goddess, Snitch, and the upcoming Blood Sisters. The interview questions were provided in part by my wonderful, creative fans. Which left me the fun, yet challenging job of coming up with answers. A word of warning! Shea has a bit of … Read more Interview with Shea Stevens, Outlaw Biker
With the increasing threat of the coronavirus, many of us are hunkering down in our homes and isolating ourselves from potential contamination. What better time to open up a book, whether print or ebook. Certainly a LOT LESS STRESSFUL than seeing all of the craziness on social media or the news. To help you with … Read more Suggested Reading While Waiting Out the Zombie Apocalypse
The latest thriller in the Jinx Ballou Bounty Hunter series will launch on December 9, 2019. You can pre-order your copy now. In this latest installment in the series, Jinx Ballou is still reeling from a major loss caused by a recent terrorist attack in Phoenix. But when a new job opportunity is offered to … Read more A Broken Woman is Coming
Dharma Kelleher: From Dark Pariah Press in Phoenix, Arizona comes The Gritty Gritty, a podcast highlighting OwnVoices in crime fiction. I’m your host, Dharma Kelleher. In today’s episode, I talk with award-winning author, Michael Nava, whose recently released novel, Carved in Bone, is the latest in his Henry Rios mystery series. It is the first … Read more Interview with Author Michael Nava
The following is the transcript for Episode 001 of The Gritty Gritty podcast, highlighting OwnVoices in crime fiction. You can listen to the audio version on Apple, Stitcher, Spotify, and Google Podcasts. Dharma Kelleher: From Dark Pariah Press in Phoenix, Arizona comes The Gritty Gritty, a podcast highlighting #OwnVoices in crime fiction. I’m your host … Read more Episode 1 – Interview with Tori Eldridge
Lately, there has been a storm brewing between the drag community and the trans community. It’s actually been going on for quite some time, but it seems to have intensified recently. And at the risk of sounding like 45, there really are good and bad people on both sides. For those not exactly clear on … Read more My Fairy Drag Mothers
While CHASER is my third novel (launching on March 2, 2018), it is my first one to come out in paperback. So yesterday when I received the proof copy in the mail, it was truly a thrilling moment. It felt real in a way my first two books didn’t. I guess you can tell from … Read more The Proof Copy of CHASER Has Arrived
A few years back, I started working on a memoir about my gender transition. I got about a third the way through the rough draft and quit. In this post, I wanted to share some of the reasons why. What Can I Add? For starters, there are already a ton of wonderful, insightful, and entertaining … Read more My Abandoned Memoir Project
A few years ago, I write a post about why I chose to have my first two books traditionally published. Now with a couple books under my belt, I made a 180-degree turn and now choose to publish as an indie (self-published) author for the foreseeable future. So why the change? In short, my needs … Read more Why I Now Choose to Be Indie Published