Thirty years ago Roland S. Jefferson self-published his
cult-classic "The School on 103rd Street", then went on to
even greater success when the book was picked up by Holloway
House.
He's done it again with "Damaged Goods", now out in a limited
run from Milligan Books. The political thriller has also been
scheduled for national release next year by ATRIA, an imprint
of Simon and Schuster. Vern Smith provides a review at http://www.murderoutthere.com.
Also, Kerry J. Schooley reviews Scott Phillips third novel
"Cottonwood".
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Literary events Calendar (South Ont.) http://www.lit-electric.com
The evil men do lives after them http://www.murderoutthere.com
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