You talking to me?
Last October, in an article in the Granite State News about my work on the book about the Stacey Burns murder, I was quoted as saying something like this. “If I were the New Hampshire State Police, I would want to talk to me.” This may sound egotistical...No surprises, just disappointments
Here is a quote from the novel (untitled as of this moment) I am currently working on, along with Murder in a Small Town: The Tragic Death of Stacey Burns. I am thinking that the two stories might have something in common. (As I have said before!) “There were no...Arrest-WHAT IS NEEDED?
Post after post on this blog has raised questions. This will be no different. To the New Hampshire State Police and the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office: What is it that you need to arrest someone for the vicious killing of Stacey Burns? Is it a murder...Wrong Questions?
My writing environment includes a shelf directly in front of my eyes so that whenever I look up I am admonished by a half dozen or so clever and supposedly inspirational sayings staring back at me. One has been on my mind lately as I struggle with the lack of answers...Eddieland redux
The post by Jim Vittum in which he relates an incident which took place while he was working a logging operation for Ed Burns is a perfect example of something I mentioned in my last post. It is an incident which is contained in the book, Murder in a Small Town: The...
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