By Shaina Steinberg My mother was born in 1948. Looking back at the photos and advertisements from her youth, you would never know less than three years before she arrived, Europe was engulfed by a brutal, bloody war that spared neither soldier nor civilian. Even those in the relative safety of America were fighting their […]
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From Typewriters to Time Travel: Keeping a Crime Series Fresh Since 1988
By David Handler The Man Who Swore He’d Never Go Home Again is my sixteenth mystery featuring the dapper celebrity ghostwriter Stewart Hoag and his faithful, breath-challenged basset hound Lulu. I’m often asked by readers how it’s possible to keep a crime series that I launched way back in 1988 fresh. Actually, there’s a peculiar […]
David Handler, The Man Who Swore He’d Never Go Home Again – Author Interview
The Man Who Swore He’d Never Go Home Again, David Handler Novel Blurb Stewart “Hoagy” Hoag always swore that he would never return to Oakmont, Connecticut, the small mill town where his family lived for generations. He certainly has no desire to interrupt his high life as the newest great American novelist to revisit the […]