Tag: setting

• #NEWRELEASE FROM CHRISTOPH FISCHER

  

  I’m very pleased to announce a new release from Christoph Fischer, The Body in the Snow. This new book takes a sharp turn for this prolific writer who is known for his historical fiction that often visits the dark corners of eastern Europe prior, during, and after World War II. He’s also written some outstanding […]

  P. C. Zick

  September 15, 2016

  New Release Announcements, Ramblings of a Writer, Uncategorized

  Christoph Fischer, contemporary fiction, cozy mystery, England, murder mystery, setting, UK, Wales, Welsh author, World War II

• Book Review Friday – Split Second Lifetime

  @PCZick Book Review Friday – Split Second Lifetime by Denise Kahn Music plays in the background of my life. Right now, I’m listening to Dixie Chicks because it’s just that kind of morning. Usually I prefer Mozart while I’m writing, but today it’s my Indigo Girls Pandora station where like-tuned musicians play. I don’t know […]

  P. C. Zick

  November 22, 2013

  Book Review Friday, Ramblings of a Writer

  authors, book reviews, Central Asia, characters, ethnomusicologist, fiction, music, novel, setting, travel, Uzbekistan

• Author Wednesday – Adam Pepper

  Welcome to Author Wednesday. Today I interview Adam Pepper, author of Buried a Man I Hated There. Adam describes his book as “a dark and unusual psychological thriller with a slight literary bent.” Hello, Adam. I’m glad you stopped by today to talk about your book and your life as a writer. I’m always interested […]

  P. C. Zick

  July 10, 2013

  Author Wednesday, Ramblings of a Writer

  authors, characters, e-book, fiction, genre, novel, psychological thriller, setting, suspense