“Deepest Sympathies in Your Time of Loss, R.D.F.” is a one-off short story being released exclusively as an eBook. Hopefully this will help tide you over until the next full project is released (don’t worry, it’s in the works). Did I mention it’s only 99 cents? You can barely breathe for cheaper than that. It features […]
Read MoreYou get tricked by these stories, by the voices; by the way the sentences deliver themselves to your eyes, and ears. Someone is talking, someone you feel like you know, someone who is certainly not a threat, and suddenly you find yourself sitting with that someone, one of Paul’s people, in a nondescript caf�, a […]
Read MoreThis is an interesting body of work, well written and at times intriguing. The author opens All The Lights… with a fairly heartfelt introduction about himself and the stories. The first story is Iodine, which takes a little time to get to the nub of the tale which is the main character, Grant, hasn’t been […]
Read MoreFinding the Offbeat and Absurd in the Ordinary : Interview with Paul McCormack, author of “All The Lights That Have Shone” from The Bookcast (audio)
Read MoreBill Thompson and the nice folks at the Bookcast had me by for a nice chat about “All the Lights That Have Shone”, writing and why I believe short stories are the wave of the future. Well if not a wave, still worth checking out, at least. Check it out here and enjoy the magic!
Read MoreOver the next few days I’ll be doing a virtual book stop at A Book Lover’s Library. There will be a review, an interview, giveaways, but first up is an essay I contributed. Check out A Book Lover’s Library, they’ve got some good stuff, and while you’re at it, show yours truly a little love.
Read MoreReview of “All The Lights That Have Shone” from the Midwest Book Review‘s Small Press Bookwatch Normal is an absurd concept. “All the Lights That Have Shone” is a collection of simple, poignant, yet offbeat stories from Paul McCormack as he derives from his life and the countless people he’s met that try to be […]
Read MoreThe Midwest Book Review is a pretty big deal. I’m very pleased to announce that their Small Press Bookwatch reviewed “All the Lights That Have Shone” in the December 2012 issue. Check it out!
Read MoreInterview with Paul McCormack, author of “All The Lights That Have Shone” from Books and Tales Today we have an interview with Paul McCormack talking about his latest book, All the Lights That Have Shone. About the Author: Paul McCormack is a freelance writer, occasional webmaster and interviewer. He’s had articles appear in Yahoo Sports […]
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