Monthly Archives: January 2017
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Delmarva Today: Writers Edition #43 (1/27/17)
Posted on January 21, 2017 by haroldwilson in Delmarva Today.Delmarva Today: Writers Edition #43 (1/27/17) The January edition of Delmarva Today: Writer’s Edition features mystery writers Dashiell Hammett, Raymond Chandler, and Ross Macdonald with Karen Huston Karydes. In her recently published book Hard-Boiled Anxiety, Karen looks at the life and work of Hammett, Chandler, and Macdonald through a Freudian framework. Macdonald is not too difficult, […]
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Guest Review: Harold O. Wilson’s “A Taste of Salt”
Posted on January 7, 2017 by haroldwilson in Guest Review.A Taste of Salt By Hal Wilson 2016 Review by Margot Miller – as featured in Tidewater Times As Hal Wilson’s A Taste of Salt unfolds, it appears as if the entwined narratives will explore the question posed by Clay Oaks, after the suicide of his sister, Rachel, “Where is the difference between vengeance […]
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Guest Review: The Cost of Courage and the Price of Justice: Harold O. Wilson’s “A Kiss for Gertrude”
Posted on January 7, 2017 by haroldwilson in Guest Review.The Cost of Courage and the Price of Justice: Harold O. Wilson’s “A Kiss for Gertrude” By Margot Miller, http://margotmiller.co/ In 1958 at Price College, a fictional institution, a student whose name, Thurmond Roydal, means loosely “prince,” or “god/king-son-of-the-god/king” is in despair and obsessed with a photograph of dead film star, Gertrude Lawrence, whom he […]
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