If you have ever found yourself wondering what happened with all that Satanic Panic stuff of the 90s, or why SA still has so many occult crimes, then this the book for you.

A story with excellent vibes and gut-renching betrayals of trauma, but with no structure it limps to a listless halt.

A lot of classic music anecdotes. There is little here to hold the attention of readers outside the industry.

A long and impassioned rant about a book that fails on almost every conceivable angle written by a author who smugly suggests the problem must be the reader.

The historical intensity of a Georgette Heyer, a complex plot which feels more serious than it is, and brilliantly lived characters. Takes gay period romance to the next level.

I cant write a book in month. I dont want to. But Nano still presents an opportunity to focus on my writing and to learn something new about my process.