Have I said how much I like Greg Mitchell’s commentary on The Strange Man? I ought to, because I am about to quote it again. Here he writes about the end of chapter 4: So, this is probably THE most controversial and debated scene in the book among readers and even my editors. Lindsey cries…
Month: April 2011
CSFF Blog Tour: The Art of the Point and the Point of the Art
The Strange Man opened with an old man telling the sad, strange tale of Joe Hallerin. At the end of the telling, he stood and roared the moral of his story: “And if the Strange Man ever come knockin’ at your door, don’t you ever, ever let him in!” A few chapters later, a mother…
CSFF Blog Tour: The Strange Man
(Note: In conjunction with the CSFF Blog Tour, I received a free copy of this book from the publisher.) Dras has problems. He has no job, no money, no prospects, and no ambition. Plus, he just got gypped on a Snake Eyes GI Joe action figure. But the Strange Man is coming to town, and…
Review: A Matter of Basic Principles
I wondered whether posting a review of this book would be a good idea. As much as I appreciated it, I wasn’t sure if I wanted to burden my blog with so heavy and disagreeable a topic as Bill Gothard. A Matter of Basic Principles is worth it, however. When I began to research Gothard’s…