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Writing woes

The Bleeding Tree (Free subscription) | 11/16/2008

I wish I enjoyed writing more. I was reading An Interview with Donald Westlake and he is asked why he has so many pen names and answers, "When you’re first in love, you want to do it all the time. I loved writing, and I was just pushing out too much stuff for a rational marketplace to contend with. I first started putting pen names on short stories because magazines wouldn’t publish the...

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First The Phillies, Now This …

Crime Always Pays (Free subscription) | 11/05/2008

?Imagine Donald Westlake and his alter ego Richard Stark moving to Ireland and collaborating on a screwball noir, and you have some idea of Burke?s accomplishment.? ? Kirkus Reviews (starred review) ?Elmore Leonard with a harder Irish edge.? - The Irish Mail on Sunday Modesty Forbids, Etc.?Declan Burke?s THE BIG O is one of the sharpest, wittiest and most unusual Irish crime novels of...