I’ve never heard of this album before, “Money Jungle” by the greats Duke Ellington, Charlie Mingus, and Max Roach. Here’s a review from The Paris Review and here is the Spotify playlist.
All Due Respect is accepting short story submissions. We’d love to publish more stories from women, writers of color, and other marginalized voices. We pay $25 upon publication. Submission guidelines here.
“Boinking Bizarro”, a new anthology from Death’s Head Press is out featuring stories by Brian Asman, Danger Slater, John Wayne Comunale, Autumn Christian, Gina Ranalli, Betty Rocksteady, Christine Morgan, John Skipp, Whit Slorp, Cody Goodfellow, Chad Stroup, Charles Austin Muir, Michael Allen Rose, Max Booth III, Lucan Mangum, Chandler Morrison, Amy Vaughn, and Jessica McHugh.
All Due Respect is accepting short story submissions. We’d love to publish more stories from women, writers of color, and other marginalized voices. We pay $25 upon publication. Submission guidelines here.
All Due Respect is accepting short story submissions. We’d love to publish more stories from women, writers of color, and other marginalized voices. We pay $25 upon publication. Submission guidelines here.
If someone of you don’t know, I had emergency surgery in the beginning of November to removed my gallbladder. All is well now and I’m able to continue.
That said, if I’m reading a book and someone is shot or stabbed or bludgeoned and there are no ramifications for that act of violence such as rolling around in pain or if they just jump out of a hospital bed and start chasing the bad guy, I’m going to call you out on that shit.
Before we jump into the Incident Report for last week, Rock and a Hard Place magazine announced that they will not be publishing stories with cops as the protagonist. This is a good thing, a very good thing. Police have gotten a pass from white crime writers and this has got to stop. Rock and a Hard Place has taken a stand. How about you?
Features
Sarah Weinman on the odd life of Linda Millar, daughter of Margaret Millar and Ross Macdonald, at CrimeReads.
The Big Lonely City photography series continues at Fragments of Noir.
Illustrations by David Wright at Fragments of Noir.
Music
Three New Books About the Life and Songs of Dolly Parton at No Depression.
A playlist of David Lynch‘s weather reports at Brooklyn Vegan.
If you’ve always been intrigued by the Drive-By Truckers but never listened to them, this Bandcamp introduction will help.
All Due Respect is accepting short story submissions. We’d love to publish more stories from women, writers of color, and other marginalized voices. We pay $25 upon publication. Submission guidelines here.
Through the Lens: From Rhiannon Giddens to Sierra Ferrell, Singles in the Spotlight at No Depression.
All Due Respect is accepting short story submissions. We’d love to publish more stories from women, writers of color, and other marginalized voices. We pay $25 upon publication. Submission guidelines here.
Paul D. Brazill says of Rob Pierce’s “Blood by Choice” (All Due Respect, 2020) is a “cracking read”. That’s good enough for me. Brazill is also recommending “FTW: The Rise of the Anarchy March” by Russ Lippitt (2020).
Review of Cathi Unsworth’s “Bad Penny Blues” (Strange Attractor Press, 2020/2009) at 3:AM Magazine.
“Inside RentAHitman.com, a Fake Website Busting Would-Be Criminals” at Rolling Stone. It’s as crazy as it sounds.
“Bringing the Traditional Murder Mystery to India” by RV Raman, author other of the upcoming “A Will to Kill” (Agora Books, 2020).
Interesting article by Stuart Turton, “Mixing Genres Is All About Messing With Structure”. He is the author of “The Devil and the Dark Water” (Sourcebooks Landmark, 2020).
The New Sound of Electronic Music in Egypt at Bandcamp.
If you haven’t stopped by Fragments of Noir, shame on you. The photographs and other artwork posted is a joy to look at. The Big Lonely City continues with the 129th post of that series.
A Guide to the Music of Archie Shepp, Who Kept Jazz Vitally Political at Bandcamp.
Rescued From Obscurity, The Heshoo Beshoo Group’s Debut is a South African Jazz Classic at Bandcamp
All Due Respect is accepting short story submissions. We’d love to publish more stories from women, writers of color, and other marginalized voices. We pay $25 upon publication. Submission guidelines here.
All Due Respect is accepting short story submissions. We’d love to publish more stories from women, writers of color, and other marginalized voices. We pay $25 upon publication. Submission guidelines here.
Interesting article by Stuart Turton, “Mixing Genres Is All About Messing With Structure”. He is the author of “The Devil and the Dark Water” (Sourcebooks Landmark, 2020).
“Bringing the Traditional Murder Mystery to India” by RV Raman, author other of the upcoming “A Will to Kill” (Agora Books, 2020).
If you haven’t stopped by Fragments of Noir, shame on you. The photographs and other artwork posted there is a joy to look at. The Big Lonely City continues with the 129th post of that series.
Tom Leins reviews Adrian McKinty‘s “The Chain” (Orion, 2019).
All Due Respect is accepting short story submissions. We’d love to publish more stories from women, writers of color, and other marginalized voices. We pay $25 upon publication. Submission guidelines here.
