P.M.P.I. Contents and Updates
Saturday, 15. March 2008, 10:56:36
"Somewhere between belief and knowledge,
there's guessing."
— Pat Maginess in Years and Shadows.
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"I would never shoot a cat. Unless they really had it coming to 'em."
-- "All My Todays"
It was a long, dark, quiet drive back to Los Angeles.
-- from That Killer Smile
SHORT STORIES:
"Those Songs We Sing to Ourselves" -- NEW!
"Remember Me"
"Hello, Robert"
"All My Todays"
"The Salesman"
"It's a Dog's Life"
NOVELS:
That Killer Smile (Complete Novella).
Click on the book cover to go to the novel.
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HISTORICAL:
Nick Carter: The Crime of the French Cafe (Anon/Piercy)
COVER ART MINI-STORIES:
As a service to my readers who might only have about two minutes
between Point A and Point B, I decided to post humorous bits using
the covers of old pulp magazines. Here's the link.
The Complete Cover Art Mini-Stories
REVIEWS:
Hollywood Confidential (Movie Review) -- NEW!
Margin for Murder (Movie Review)
The Proposal (Movie Review)
Best Detective Movies
Kiss Me, Deadly (Movie Review)
Attack of the Sabretooth (Movie Review)
Savior (Movie Review).
Bare Trap by Frank Kane (Book Review).
I, the Jury by Mickey Spillane (Review-Essay).
DaVinci's Inquest (TV Series Review).
The Snarl of the Beast by Carroll John Daly (Book Review).
Poisons Unknown by Frank Kane (Book Review).
V. I. Warshawski (Movie Review).
MISCELLANEOUS:
CSI: Noir
Survivor China Episode 2 (Parody)
The Jungle Book Revisited (Parody)
The Black Dahlia Revisted (Parody)
The Nazi Bastard Diaries
Einstein On Lunch (Tiny Tale #1)
Robespierre's Doll (Tiny Tale #2)
The White Book (Tiny Tale #3)
Curse of the Body Snatchers (Tiny Tale #4) -- NEW!
Barbershop Quartet #1
Barbershop Quartet #2
Barbershop Quartet #3
Barbershop Quartet #4
Green Car Buying Guide (Link) -- Check it out, it's really cool!
AutoBlog Green (Link) -- Excellent!
Check out what you've missed in the Archive.
My thanks to Glen Pierce of Topsail Productions for being so gracious as
to give me a link in their Blog Spot links. You can view that one here.
JULY UPDATE:
Due to June being a very sad month for me, I will
not be doing the normal update this month. Have a
happy 4th of July.
"When life gives you flippers you make waves, right?" -- Karen Sota
Well the only thing that could possibly be better than private-eye fiction
are sea turtles. Humans have been around about 6 million years. Turtles
have been around for 200 million years. Unfortunately, they're having kind
of a tough go at it lately due to human civilization and a new virus out
there that's affecting them. Here's a quick link to several turtle hospitals.
Just click on the images and you'll get there. If you are a turtle hospital
or a turtle rescue organization, I will gladly post your link on this blog,
so just let me know.
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Plus: Turtle Live Cam! (North Carolina (UTC -5) daylight hours)
Best wishes to all,
Edward Piercy
That I have made all transformations
According to the dictates of my heart
In all places that have desired my ka
I hope the spring brings you much health, more happiness, and loads of love and laughter!
By Stardancer, # 15. March 2008, 17:33:22
By edwardpiercy, # 15. March 2008, 19:17:27
I am here, at your blog, because I like it very much. I love the small poem about the fallen angel, it is very nice and funny, I laughed reading it a lot.
Kisses for you ... and if you need a better weather you can make a trip to any of Mexico´s beaches. You are going to be my guest of honor.
By greenwitch3, # 19. March 2008, 18:59:21
By greenwitch3, # 19. March 2008, 19:02:01
By edwardpiercy, # 19. March 2008, 19:36:54
By greenwitch3, # 19. March 2008, 19:47:09
last month, though I still don't know exactly what that is."
It was always a blog that had a splendid movement. Now add "Impressive and even more Magnificent" and the movement becomes a manifestation of your considerable talent.
That's my opinion and I know what I'm talking about.
Glad you are better
By lokutus_prime, # 17. April 2008, 17:33:59
By edwardpiercy, # 17. April 2008, 20:03:32
By lokutus_prime, # 17. April 2008, 21:30:02
By greenwitch3, # 17. April 2008, 21:31:40
By edwardpiercy, # 17. April 2008, 21:33:04
By greenwitch3, # 17. April 2008, 21:41:41
By edwardpiercy, # 17. April 2008, 22:23:24
I want you to know that your witting inspires me.
I find it smart, funny ,informative and very enjoyable.It makes me to improve my writing .
I learn so much every day by simply visiting your posts.
Sorry things are not so easy for you these days .
I feel that investing more time in photography, it will be an amazing way to be comforted and also you will photograph things in your very unique way!
your friend,
Angeliki
By ellinidata, # 18. June 2008, 02:51:28
Angeliki...congratulations for being the member of the week, a big hug for you.
Edward... here, just to say hi and sending you a big hug too.
By greenwitch3, # 18. June 2008, 02:55:35
By edwardpiercy, # 18. June 2008, 02:58:05
Thank you both!
By ellinidata, # 18. June 2008, 03:28:59
There´s a lot to read at your place here. Look forward to do just that
By nopanic, # 18. July 2008, 08:04:52
there's guessing."
that's a rather tantalizing statement. you have trumped the sad existentialists. sartre, camus, kierkegaard, kafke, who all drove themselves and their contemporaries either totally nuts or suicidal.
they just couldn't reconcile their conditioning with their reason. so sad. but they did provide a stepping stone.
i like this line because it opens the question of the meaning of existence. which i hope will remain open forever. for everyone.
like that great mind einstein is quoted as saying... " answers are dead. questions are alive."
By I_ArtMan, # 23. July 2008, 05:38:19
By edwardpiercy, # 23. July 2008, 05:40:48