Blog Moved

January 3, 2013

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This blog has been moved to http://tonylane.gungoos.com/ after this one was shut down for a few days by WordPress automated anti-spam controls. There will be no more posts here.

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2012 in Review

December 31, 2012

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I didn’t read as many books as I’d like this year for a variety of reasons (work, study, illness you name it). I was a lot more picky about the books I read this year. I only read things I knew I had a pretty good chance of liking. Very little in the way of […]

Curse of The Jade Amulet and Other Tales by Jack Calico

December 23, 2012

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This book marks a change in direction for Anachron Press. I really enjoyed the horror anthologies but  this book is almost too easy to read. It is not very long in terms of word count, and when you couple that with the conversational narrative that I enjoy in crime noir stories then you get something […]

Posted in: Crime, Noir, Reviews

Ain’t No Sanity Clause edited by Theresa Derwin

December 22, 2012

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A horror anthology titled after a Damned song is just what we need at this time of year. All the stories are seasonal in nature and provide a very cathartic read. This will make a great read when you are standing bored outside the umpteenth fitting room in the post xmas sales. There is one thing […]

Posted in: Horror, Reviews

A Town Called Pandemonium edited by Anne C. Perry and Jared Shurin

December 13, 2012

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Cowboy fiction is making a resurgence. For me it started with the Beat To A Pulp Cash Laramie novels. This though is not crime noir and it is certainly not Bonanza (I’m showing my age again). These stories really are about the weird west and can be pretty scary too. From flesh eating worms to mysterious […]

Posted in: Fantasy, Fiction, Horror, Reviews

The Day My Bladder Exploded

December 11, 2012

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I regularly troll Flash Fiction Friday. I often read the stories and sometimes feel inspired to attempt a story of my own. This is one of those attempts. Prompt:  Give us a peek into the life of someone with a form of OCD and tell us how it plays into an event in their life. Genre:  Open […]

Posted in: Fiction, Tony's Writing

The Guns of Vedauwoo by Wayne Dundee

December 2, 2012

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I’m quite lucky because David Cranmer has sent me a few review copies of the various books be publishes. This isn’t one of them. I probably could have got a free copy if I’d asked for one but I really enjoy the Cash Laramie stories and so they are so cheap I bought it myself. […]

Posted in: Crime, Fiction, Noir
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