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| (Where the psychopaths grow.) |
Under the Florida sun, Barbara Goodheart taps out her eclectic writing, penning thrillers such as The Wild Place, as well as medical books—co-authored with her scientist husband—dealing with diabetes control.
And now Barbara opines most delightfully on my Lovecraftian horror novel, Hallow Mass:
"Devotees of this type of book will . . . find . . . wonderful writing you
don't typically [see] in this genre.
'. . . unkempt children who watch you like coyotes from trash-littered yards . . . '
'. . . the campus dozed like a drunk in a hammock . . . '
'As the stars rose above, a young prisoner kneeling between Frye and Hutchins commenced to shake like a dog passing a coconut.'
And many other examples of great writing that are too long to include in a brief review . . . "
Scroll down and read Barbara's Amazon review in its entirety, then peek at a few pages.
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| In softcover and durable ebook. |
It's Saturday. Indulge.
3 comments:
Hi J.P.
BRAVO!!!! It's always nice to have your work recognized. Especially when it comes by surprise. How's the sequel coming?
Would you be willing to post a pic of your new desk? I love antique desks and furniture.
Hi, John--forgive me for being so late to thank you! It was quite a surprise to see my book cover as I scrolled down FB! Anyway, thank you for posting your kind words. My procrastination was due in part to confusion: where to place my pearls of wisdom? On "Old Posts"? "New Posts"? But this little box wasn't intimidating, so it won out.
As you can tell, I love your writing, and I find it especially amazing that you can cross genres--from your animated films to a book like Hallow Mass is quite a leap.
I'll be watching for whatever you publish next!
Barbara
Fuzzy Bunny Slippers: I just might post a desk photo. Just might do that.
Barb: Thanks. I'm even later in responding as my comments now end up somewhere other than my inbox. But thanks, glad to cross-promote. What is social media for—other than cute children/animal posts.
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