OUT NOW! The Thirteen Lives of Frank Peppercorn

Thirteen ways to remember the dead. Thirteen histories of a loving husband. Betty Peppercorn is burning her husband Frank today. Well, she’s burning her property. The corpse she was left with as a reward for loving somebody for better or worse. Frank exists only in her thoughts, anymore. To her knowledge, Frank had no friends.

Recommended Reads: February 2017

Phoebe Jeebies and The Man Who Annoyed Everybody by Ryan Bracha Tony is a horrible man, he really is. He’s one of ‘the enlightened’ – a group of oddballs who are paid by a nasty rich kid to annoy people. Not in any major way but just enough to entertain the kid. And he’s good

Ryan Bracha Reviews Kill Me Quick!

Over at the Amazons and Goodreads, Ryan Bracha says: ‘Paul Danger Brazill is a writer’s writer. Universally respected throughout the literary scene. He writes with a nostalgia that I haven’t seen anywhere else, and up to now I haven’t read a thing of his that, however short it may be, wasn’t magnificent. Kill Me Quick!

Short, Sharp Interview: Ryan Bracha

PDB: Can you pitch Phoebe Jeebies and The Man Who Annoyed Everybody in 25 words or less? Borderline sociopath struggles to differentiate between comedy and nastiness as he tries to impress a girl with how he came to irritate people for money.  PDB: Which music, books, films, songs or television shows do you wish you had written?

Have A Brit Grit Christmas!

I asked a bunch of Brit Grit writers about their favourite Christmas book, film and song, and this is what they said: Martina Cole: Well my favourite Christmas book has to be John Updike and Edward Gorey’s ‘The Twelve Terrors of Christmas.’ Film has to be Lon Chaney as The Wolfman. I love old horrors

Pulp Hack Confessions reviews Rogue

‘Rogue contains 22 exceptional stories.’ Check out the rest of the review here.

Route 66 And All That is Reviewed at Dark Musings

The ROGUE anthology is reviewed by Anthony Watson at DARK MUSINGS. Here’s what he has to say about my yarn: ‘There’s politics too – though in a subtle, tangential way and even some humour – though of the darkest variety. The latter is most evident in Paul D Brazill’s Route 66 and All That which

Out Now! Near To The Knuckle presents Rogue: The second anthology

Includes my yarn ‘Route 66 And All That.’ The blurb: ‘You find yourself on the wrong side of town. It’s late and your only option is to walk down a narrow pitch-black alley. Your heart is pounding. You’re sure that you can hear footsteps, but there’s no one in sight. The sound of soft feet

A Man Of Sophisticated Tastes in 12 Mad Men

My yarn A MAN OF SOPHISTICATED TASTES kicks off this innovative anthology edited by Ryan Bracha. The phenomenally talented writers involved in this innovative and ambitious project are: Paul D Brazill (Guns of Brixton, A Case of Noir) Gerard Brennan (Fireproof, Wee Rockets) Les Edgerton (The Bitch, The Rapist) Craig Furchtenicht (Dimebag Bandits, Night Speed

Coming soon … Twelve Mad Men

From the twisted mind of Ryan Bracha … TWELVE MAD MEN

Jeremy Bracsman Vs Paul D. Brazill

Pop over to Ryan Bracha‘s gaff for my in depth interview with Jeremy Bracsman. It’s here!

New Fiction From Ryan Bracha Down Brit Grit Alley

Ryan Bracha has some great and gritty short fiction down Out Of The Gutter Online’s Brit Grit Alley.  Here’s a taste: Work’s Murder  By Ryan Bracha  “Come on in, Barry mate,” he says as I stick my head, all turtle like, round his door. Mate. Fuck’s sake. This can only mean bad news. Donald’s usually a grade

Short, Sharp Interview: Ryan Bracha

PDB: Can you pitch PAUL CARTER IS A DEAD MAN in 25 words or less? A motley team of rebels go to war with a violent law man, a despot prime minister and a hideously disfigured social network. PDB: Which music, books, films or television shows have floated your boat recently? Music wise, Jake Bugg has