Robert Roth plumbs the depths of sexual harassment, sexual aberration, sexual deprivation, and more, as only Robert can, wandering off point as fancy takes him before swooping back to the central topic. As the title suggests, this is a topic that flows and continues beyond the termination of a single book. Any conclusions are necessarily based on incomplete data.
Read MoreIssue 9 of Home Planet News is now available. I have a flash there at F.16. But the big news for me is Kang Euigoo’s review of The Blue House Raid at R.9. Thirteen reviews, two essays, five memoirs, one nonfiction piece (Robert Roth), two plays, 34 fiction pieces, and 91 pages of poetry, plus several features. And the artwork! Kudos to Frank Murphy for a marathon effort under duress.
Read MoreThe Fictional Café has published my short story, “A Walk in the Woods.” A 10-minute read. A bit on the dark side.
Read MoreCheck out two stories from Bill Greenhut’s formative years in Queens. Bill served with the 2nd Infantry on the Korean DMZ around the same time I did (our tours overlapped). Bill was wounded in action on this “safe” tour (it got us out of Vietnam). Bill participates in the Veterans Writing Workshop at Fordham University.
Read MoreKilling Hitler is a fictionalized account of an early attempt to assassinate Hitler, by Gerald Williams, who died last summer (2020). The book is beautifully typeset and bound by Michael Coughlin, owner of Letterpress Book Publishing.
Read MoreCheck out their facebook entry or go to their review page for the complete report.
Read MoreSapling interviewed me about writing and publishing The Blue House Raid. Sapling is a curated weekly e-newsletter highlighting the best of the small press world for writers looking for new venues for their work. This article appeared in Sapling #582. You can reach them at sapling@blacklawrencepress.com.
Read MoreI’ve yet to make the New York Times :-( but my novel has made the New York edition of the Korea Times :-).
Read MoreRead Robert Roth’s insightful essay, a remembrance of friends past, and a meditation on lives lived and their meaning.
Read MoreCheck out Richard Federico’s two recently published books under the Riccardo Cordileon Collection.
Emerald Dress Seduction, a novella
Why Me, Nadine, a novel
Read MoreThe Blue House Raid is officially released and available at Amazon (Kindle, hardcopy, paperback), Barnes & Noble, and Book Depository (hardcopy, paperback).
Read MoreThe Bombay Review has published my short story, “The Pugilist.” A quick, fun read.
Read MoreRobert Roth, Euigoo Kang, and I meet on zoom to discuss The Blue House Raid.
Read MoreJohn Toland has just released an excellent history of the Korean War.
Read MoreRobert Roth and I meet on zoom to discuss The Blue House Raid.
Read MoreGerald Williams, New York literary icon and longtime contributor to And Then, died on July 17.
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