Graven Image by Charlie Williams

My review of the new novella from Charlie Williams, Graven Image, is up at spinetingler.

Give it a quick look-see right HERE.

If you're not savvy to dude's shit, click on his name down in the labels section of the post - my reviews of all three of the Mangel books are there.

Or don't. Being ignorant of all the awesome in the world might be what you consider a good lifestyle choice, I suppose.

Justified - "The I of the Storm"

My review of episode three of season two of Justified, "The I of the Storm," is up at spinetingler.

Give that shit a quick gander HERE.

You ever see a gander take a quick shit?

Jesus, I don't even know what that means but I'm ashamed of myself all the same.

California by Ray Banks

Ray Banks has a new novella out called California.

I read it. I reviewed it. It's kind of, like, what I do.

See the results of that process HERE.

The Science of Paul by Aaron Philip Clark

My review of The Science of Paul by Aaron Philip Clark is up at spinetingler.

Give that shit a look HERE.

No, dear reader, this is not the sequel to The Science of Sleep, Michel Gondry's disappointing follow-up to his masterpiece The Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.

Or is it? (No, it's not.)

Justified - "The Life Inside"

My review of "The Life Inside," the second episode of season two of Justified, is up at spinetingler.

Give it a once over HERE.

This episode was nicely directed by Jon Avnet, the guy who directed the lazy Al Pacino thrillers 88 Minutes and Righteous Kill.

Guy does nice work with a decent script, eh?

Friday's Forgotten Books: Four Corners of Night by Craig Holden

My Friday's Forgotten Books review of Craig Holden's Four Corners of Night is up at spinetingler.

Check that shit out right HERE.

Anybody have any suggestions for what I should read next of Holden's?

Is all his shit, you know, fucking brilliant?

Justified - "The Moonshine War"

My review of episode one of season two of Justified, "The Moonshine War, is up at spinetingler.

Check that shit out HERE.

Starting strong right out the fucking gate - already we've been introduced to the great character actors Margo Martindale and Jeremy Davies as Mags and Dickie Bennett.

Doesn't mean anything to you? IMDB that shit post-fucking-haste, you philistine!

Outsourced by Dave Zeltserman

My review of Dave Zeltserman's Outsourced is up at spinetingler.

Give it a look right HERE.

It seems Zeltserman has replaced Charlie Huston as "guy who puts out great shit and multiple times a year at that" in the crime fiction community these days.

Just saying, it's been over a year since we had a Huston novel...