Tom Piccirilli Interview at The Plumbers' Union

Tom Piccirilli has another interview up, this time at Allan Guthrie's site (click here to read the interview).

Here's how Tom describes Allan and his site:

Here's a new interview with me, done by the very hip Scotsman Allan Guthrie, author of such brilliant crime novels as Hard Man, Kiss Her Goodbye, and the forthcoming Savage Night for his uber-cool website Noir Originals.

While you're at his site, check it out at length. He's got tons of interviews, reviews, and info for all your crime fiction needs.

Tom Piccirilli Interview at Nossa Morte

Tom Piccirilli has an interview up (and over) at Nossa Morte.

Click here to read the interview.

Hell Yeah! I mean ... Hellboy: Emerald Hell from Tom Piccirilli

Tom Piccirilli's Hellboy novel (despite what Amazon might say, this is a prose novel, not a graphic novel) Emerald Hell is coming out February 6th from Dark Horse Books (with cover art by Hellboy himself, Mike Mignola).








Here's a quick description from Amazon:

Hellboy comes to the crossroads in Enigma, Georgia, a small town beset by strange occurrences. Sent to keep an eye on Sarah Nail, a young girl hiding from the curse of her family, Hellboy becomes entangled in the blood debt of evil mystical preacher, Brother Jester. Stuck between human malice and the mysteries of the occult, Hellboy comes up against an intrigue of ghosts, demon trees, talking bullfrogs, and a race of lost mutant children.

Tom Piccirilli's The Midnight Road Book Trailer

Gotta love this thing they call the interweb. I'm surfin' around and stumbled upon this little YouTube video featuring a book trailer for Tom Piccirilli's The Midnight Road.

Stories for All Seasons, January 12th

Second Saturday of Every Month at 7:30 PM. Stories for All Seasons at West Side Books, 3434 W. 32nd Ave., Denver (between Federal and Lowell, the purple building with the red pole). Admission is free. Refreshments as always. Call 303.480.0220 or e-mail westsidebooks@qwest.net. Ed Bryant usually hosts and you'll almost always find other local writers in attendance as well.

January 12th, 2008:

Brian K. Hodge, reading from his new novel, mad dogs.

Tom Piccirilli, reading from his latest novel, The Midnight Road.

Tom Piccirrilli's Novel The Fever Kill Infects Shelves Soon

Tom Piccirilli's new novel The Fever Kill comes out January 8th, 2008, from Creeping Hemlock Press.

Have you read Tom's book yet? Leave your thoughts in a Comment.







Ed Gorman calls it:

a rattlesnake-mean noir ... powerful, hard-hitting, fearsome stuff.