Especially when it comes from Tamara Keel, who, in my humble opinion, is the most knowledgeable and eloquent gun writer working. I’m pretty new to the world of gun enthusiasts, and nobody has been more helpful than she as I’ve … Continue reading
So, news. Well, I’m still busier’n hell. Satan Is Real continues to get really nice reviews. Including one from my favorite newspaper, The Onion, and this really perceptive piece from novelist Jake Hinkson. And there’s a great review from my … Continue reading
I’ve been taking an internet break of late, so my apologies if I’ve broken anyone’s heart with my absence. Trust me, though, you’ll be real sick of me come early January, so enjoy it while it lasts. In the meantime, … Continue reading
Though I haven’t yet read everything he’s written, William Gay is one of my favorite authors. And, as I just found out, he has a monthly column for Oxford American called Lost Chord. For which, as I also just found … Continue reading
This is the best news I’ve had in a long time: the French translation rights for Pike were recently purchased by Editions Gallmeister. Per their initial email that set the ball rolling: Editions Gallmeister is an independant french publishing company … Continue reading
The mighty Jedidiah Ayres wrote today about PM Press’s Switchblade line, including Pike, over at the Barnes & Noble Mystery Blog, Ransom Notes. Sure we’ve all got our favorite series and authors, but I want to know if you’ve got … Continue reading
Marko Kloos was nice enough to pen a review of Pike on his website the munchkin wrangler yesterday. Benjamin Whitmer’s “Pike” is published by PM Press’ “Switchblade” imprint, but it’s not a switchblade. “Pike” is a homemade knife, made from … Continue reading
Man, I can’t say what an honor it is to be included on this list.
Just up, a very kind Pike review from the Scottish crime fiction website, The Crime of it All: So begins a picaresque journey through the different levels of Cincinnatti society, as Pike and Rory invade crack houses, shanty towns, rehab … Continue reading
If you buy the Kindle version of Pike for $2.99 I will not come to your house and piss in your sink. Ever. You can consider it Ben-coming-to-your-house-and-pissing-in-your-sink insurance.
Buy Satan is Real: The Ballad of the Louvin Brothers from an indie bookstore, Amazon.com, or Barnes & Noble.
Buy Pike from an indie bookstore, Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble, or PM Press.
Buy Send My Love and a Molotov Cocktail! from an indie bookstore, Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble, or PM Press.