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Sometimes you don't need fiction...
March 8th, 2010
Actually you CAN make this stuff up, but it's interesting to know you don't have to! CIA's Acoustic-Kitty View More ›
The Big Thrill
March 1st, 2010
I was lucky enough to get a great review and interview in the March edition of The Big Thrill, put out by Thrillerwriters.org. I'm honored. View More ›
My Book The Movie
February 28th, 2010
Here's a piece I wrote on the blog My Book the Movie View More ›
The Page 69 Test
February 18th, 2010
I have a piece on the really fascinating website "The Page 69 Test". Here is the premise; they get authors to talk about the 69th page of their book, and relate how well it encompasses the story and the spirit of their work.Please take a look!The Page 69 Test View More ›
The most powerful book I ever read
February 4th, 2010
I'm rereading House to House, a nonfiction account of the Battle of Fallujah, by David Bellavia, for a guest column I am writing, and it is every bit as amazing and as powerful as the first time I read it. It truly is the best book about men at war that I have ever come across.SSG Bellavia ... View More ›
Interrogating the CIA
February 1st, 2010
He's been the NSA chief, the CIA chief, the DNI (Director of National Intelligence) and a 4-star general in the Air Force. I'd say we owe him a minute or two to hear his opinion on a very important issue. Washington Post Op-ed View More ›
BookFetish
January 21st, 2010
Just got a great spotlight review over at the fantastic website- BookFetish.org! I'm really honored. Review View More ›
Preliminary cover art for On Target
January 11th, 2010
Well here's the new cover! There may be some changes here and there, its likely the copy will change when I get some reviews of the 2nd book (since the manuscript exists chiefly on my laptop at the moment, it's hard to expect reviews and blurbs so soon!) I love this cover, and I loved ... View More ›
On Target
December 22nd, 2009
The next Court Gentry book will be called "On Target", and not "Killer of Men", as reported earlier. The publisher determined this to be a stronger title for the story.From the first draft of the cover copy-On TargetA Gray Man ThrillerOctober 2010Killing is his business.But his ... View More ›
Review from Booklist
December 16th, 2009
From the opening pages, the bullets fly and the bodies pile up. Through the carnage, Gentry remains an intriguing protagonist with his own moral code. The villain's motives are fuzzy, though he is quite nasty. Comparisons will be made to Jason Bourne, but the Gray Man is his own character. View More ›