When a full moon fills the night sky, Private Investigator Roman Dalton becomes a werewolf and prowls The City’s neon and blood-soaked streets. Stories by Allan Leverone, K A Laity, Jason Michel, B R Stateham, Graham Wynd, Katherine Tomlinson, Julia Madeleine, John Donald Carlucci, Richard Godwin. Based on characters created by Paul D. Brazill.
Drunk On The Moon is currently FREE at Amazon.co.uk and every other Amazon, except the river.
Well, Supernatural Noir was published a couple of days ago on Halloween and it’s all happening!
Graham Wynd kicks off #Noirvember with a look at Supernatural Noir and says:
‘I didn’t even know how much I missed Roman Dalton, his werewolf detective, until I started reading through the stories again. Netflix ought to swoop in and bag those stories for a new series.’
Meanwhile, over at Unlawful Acts, David Nemeth says:
‘If you like reading Brazill–and who doesn’t–, you should give this short story collection a twirl because it’s Brazill and there are zombies. Oh yeah, get it because it’s going for a little over a buck.’
Dee Arr at Amazon.com says:
‘This is crime noir with a bite (my apologies to all vampire and werewolf fans), and the combination of Mr. Brazill’s talents hooked me. Riveted, I finished the rest of the book in one sitting, never noticing the day arrive while my coffee grew colder.’
And I’m over at Toe Six Press sharing the Supernatural Noir playlist:
‘Supernatural Noir is collection of my short stories that I consider to be both supernatural and, er, noir. And of course, there’s music all over the place!
Drunk On The Moon by Tom Waits
It started with a song. Tom Waits’ Drunk On The Moon, to be precise. A neon soaked torch song with more than a twist of noir. A song of the city at night, sung by a man who sounded like a wolf- and not just Howlin’ Wolf. And once upon a time, there was a magazine named Dark Valentine who were looking for cross genre short stories. So, I wrote a yarn about a werewolf private eye. And I called it Drunk On The Moon.’
Werewolves, vampires and other creatures of the night prowl the neon and blood soaked streets in this sharp short story collection that places the supernatural in a hardboiled noir world.
“If you like noir then you’ll love this. If you like supernatural fiction you’ll love this. If you like great descriptive prose you’ll love this.” – Darren Sant.
Pre- order SUPERNATURAL NOIR now at a SPECIAL REDUCED PRICE.
And it’s also available at Amazon Canada, Australia etc.
CONTENTS
The Liberator, The Stamp Of A Vamp, The Endless Sleep
Spectres, Drunk On The Moon, The Missionary, Black Moon Rising, The Brain Salad Murders, She’s My Witch, The Neon Boneyard.
Over at at Amazon.com, Ethan Hobart reviews my short story Drunk On the Moon, which has also been tranlated into Slovenian by Renato Bratkovic, if you fancy it.
He says it’s a ‘Briskly paced, darkly comic horror/P. I. mashup.’
Over at Amazon.co. uk, Chloë Yates reviews DRUNK ON THE MOON: A ROMAN DALTON ANTHOLOGY and says:
‘Cracking stuff. You won’t be sorry, but you will be throughly entertained.’
And Tom Leins takes a gander at THE NEON BONEYARD: A ROMAN DALTON YARN and says:
‘The Neon Boneyard is a snarling supernatural crime yarn from Brit-grit power player Paul Brazill. The plot is enjoyably chaotic, the wisecracks come thick and fast, and the pop-culture references are chewed up and spat out with admirable gusto. Good fun!’
Over at Amazon.com, she says:
This is Paul D Brazill at his best; the humour is just tongue in cheek but the descriptive prose is perfection. It is so atmospheric it appeals to all the senses; I swear that there was one moment when I could even smell the cigarette smoke curling into the air of the bar (that I looked around the room for some evidence of it). This is a Roman Dalton anthology which begins with the Brazill ‘Drunk on the Moon’, a zombie/werewolf collection. If you read any of this book, you must read the first especially if you are a writer, a would-be writer or a ‘wish I was’ a writer – here is the first lesson. Had me totally intrigued just from the exquisite prose, the story is merely incidental. His dedication, however, to women with red lipstick is as cameo as Hitchcock’s appearance in his own films, if you read enough of his books you’ll know what I mean. Excellent! Pat McDonald British Crime Author.
The first Roman Dalton – Werewolf PI yarn, Drunk On The Moon, has been translated into Polish by Aneta Uszyńska.
Check out NA KSIĘŻYCOWEJ BANI – PAUL D. BRAZILL (PRZEŁ. ANETA USZYŃSKA ) over at POLSKI NOIR.
And you can still get any number of Roman Dalton yarns over at Amazon, in English and even in Slovene.
The Word Crimes podcasts are now up at You Tube, including my yarn Drunk On The Moon.
Check it out here and check out all the others.
Alibi mastermind Renato Bratkovič, gives you a selection of dark fiction in Slovene and English, including my first Roman Dalton Yarn, Drunk On The Moon.
‘On this episode, Scott Detrow gets his werewolf voice on as he reads “Drunk on the Moon” by Paul D. Brazill.’
Thanks to Scott Detrow and Erik Arneson for this great interpretation of the first Roman Dalton Yarn:
Roman Dalton is an average booze-guzzling PI. But only until the moon is full … Then he’s everything but average. And now he speaks Slovene!
Paul D. Brazill (Author), Renato Bratkovič (Translator)
My original Roman Dalton – Werewolf PI yarn has now been translated by Slovenian noir writer Renato Bratkovič
And you can get it here as an Artizan double – in both languages.
Available at all other Amazon’s, too.
James H Duncan over at the Writer’s Digest talks about The Cocktail Genre and gives a hat tip to the Drunk On The Moon Anthologies, K. A. Laity, Richard Godwin, Lee Goldberg, B.r. Stateham and more.
If you pop over to the CRIME CITY CENTRAL podcast, you can catch a short excerpt from my forthcoming novella GUNS OF BRIXTON.
There are plenty of tasty stories in the archives too, including my werewolf/ PI story DRUNK ON THE MOON.
