Sootoday covers Ron Moffatt’s story

Sootoday to do series of articles on The Boy on the Bicycle Sault Ste. Marie’s online periodical, Sootoday, released today the first of a series of articles written by journalist David Helwig, covering Ron Moffatt’s story, as told in Nate Hendley’s new crime biography, The Boy on the Bicycle. The article in full can be found here. David Helwig says of The Boy on the Bicycle: The amazing story of a 62-year-old wrongful conviction is revealed in a riveting new book, The…

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Jul 2018

By Lorina StephensNate Hendley, The Boy on the BicycleComments Off

The Miramichi Reader reviews The Boy on the Bicycle

The Miramichi Reader, an independent book review site, has given a five-star review to Nate Hendley’s forthcoming book, The Boy on the Bicycle, about the wrongful conviction of Ron Moffatt during the 1950s. Readers of true crime will be happy to hear that Nate Hendley is back with The Boy on the Bicycle (2018, Five Rivers Publishing). This was a project Mr. Hendley had put on hold while finishing his encyclopedic book The Big Con, which was a history of…

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Jul 2018

By Lorina StephensNate Hendley, Reviews, The Boy on the BicycleComments Off

Booksprens reviews D.G. Valdron’s The Mermaid’s Tale

There is a rather stunning review of D.G. Valdron’s equally stunning novel, The Mermaid’s Tale, over at Booksprens today. You’ll have to go there to read the entire, lengthy review, but a few highlights are warranted here: This novel is so much more then just a ‘Grimdark’, it was so freaking amazing and it was literally an emotional roller coaster. And: It got to the point where I would have to put the book down and just…

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Jul 2017

By Lorina StephensD.G. Valdron, Reviews, The Mermaid's TaleComments Off

Publisher’s Weekly reviews A Time and a Place, by Joe Mahoney

Publisher’s Weekly reviewed Joe Mahoney’s debut SF novel, A Time and a Place, and we’d have to say it’s glowing. Debut author Mahoney sends a mild-mannered fellow on an interdimensional journey in this entertaining, chaotic adventure. Barnabus Wildebear needs to know why his teen nephew and ward, Ridley, is acting so strangely. Unfortunately the cause is an ominous entity, possibly a demon, named Iugurtha. She whisks Ridley away to dimensions unknown while implanting mysterious information in Barnabus’s mind…

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Jul 2017

By Lorina StephensA Time and Place, Joe Mahoney, ReviewsComments Off

Melanie Marttila reviews The Mermaid’s Tale, by D.G. Valdron

The Mermaid’s Tale is a fable of personhood wrapped in a murder mystery framed by a fantasy setting, peopled by familiar races that are presented in subtly original ways. Valdron’s protagonist has no name. Most Arukh (orcs) don’t. The few that have been so graced have earned their names by distinguishing themselves from their mad and murderous brethren. Each race has its own name for the Arukh, but all of them translate to either abomination,…

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Aug 2016

By Lorina StephensD.G. Valdron, Reviews, The Mermaid's Tale, UncategorizedComments Off