Tuesday, April 21, 2009
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Dark Jenny
Dark Jenny, the third Eddie LaCrosse novel. Now available!
The Girls with Games of Blood
The Memphis Vampires return! Available now in trade paperback from Tor
The Girls with Games of Blood on audio
Unabridged, read by Stefan Rudnicki
Burn Me Deadly
Eddie LaCrosse returns! Available now in hardcover from Tor
Burn Me Deadly on audio
Now available on unabridged audio, read by Stefan Rudnicki
Blood Groove
Available now from Tor Books
Blood Groove on Audio
Blood Groove is available on unabridged audio, read by Stefan Rudnicki
The Sword-Edged Blonde
available now in paperback from Tor Books
The Sword-Edged Blonde on audio
The Sword-Edged Blonde is available in unabridged audio, read by Stefan Rudnicki
The Sword-Edged Blonde
First-edition hardcover available from Night Shade Books
The Pagan Anthology of Short Fiction
Available now. Includes my Western short story, "Draw Down."
Batman Unauthorized: Vigilantes, Jokers and Heroes in Gotham City
Available now. My essay is, "To the Batpole! Alfred Explains the Facts of Life."
Serenity Found: More Unauthorized Essays
Available now. My essay is, "Mal Contents: Captain Reynolds Grows Up."
Fun Things to Know and Share
About Me
- Alex Bledsoe
- Mount Horeb, WI, United States
- I grew up in west Tennessee an hour north of Graceland (home of Elvis) and twenty minutes from Nutbush (birthplace of Tina Turner). I've been a reporter, editor, photographer and door-to-door vacuum cleaner salesman. I now live in a Wisconsin town famous for trolls, write before six in the morning and try to teach my two sons to act like they've been to town before. I'm the author of the Eddie LaCrosse high fantasy/hardboiled mysteries (The Sword-Edged Blonde, Burn Me Deadly and the forthcoming Dark Jenny), two novels about vampires in 1975 Memphis (Blood Groove and The Girls with Games of Blood) and the first Tufa novel, The Hum and the Shiver, due in 2011.
1 comment:
Alex, you mentioned your old-world vampire's arrogance was his greatest fault, but it only barely stops him from tripping up. That honestly reminds me of Doctor Who. This character is the smartest and most clever and unafraid, &c. &c., but sometimes it leads him into situations where normal people would be very stupid to descend. On the other hand, I would say the Doctor's weakness and most "human" feature is his loneliness. He constantly has to have a companion, a reflection for his own action and consciousness. I look forward to meeting your vampire and seeing his interaction with others.
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