Monthly Archives: July 2010

I aspire to write pornography. I don’t write it just because it’s fun (it is!) or because it’s easy (it’s not). I write it because I want to write it. Why? To have an audience. When I write “mainstream” fiction, … Continue reading →

What do Dan Brown’s Deception Point and Glenn Cooper’s Library of the Dead have in common? Both strain my ability to suspend disbelief beyond the breaking point. And, both for the same reason. Samuel Taylor Coleridge, in 1817, noted that … Continue reading →