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The two productions of my ’40s style radio mystery Knockback were a big hit and did their part to raise cash for Duval Elementary School in Gainesville, Florida. The dinner theater productions on February 8 and 9 at the Gainesville Woman’s Club … Continue reading
Hear Downeast Ledge Come to Life Where It Takes Place! So far– Tuesday, June 3, 5:30pm–Southwest Harbor Public Library Thursday, June 5, 7 pm–Jesup Library, Bar Harbor Watch this space for more Downeast Ledge readings–and snickerdoodles! … Continue reading
“Don’t be ridiculous!” I pointed a shaky finger at the degausing coil. “And put that thing down, will you? I kind of prefer my brain unscrambled.” She continued to point it straight at my forehead. “Who are you, really?” “I’m … Continue reading
On Saturday night, February 8 and Sunday afternoon, February 9, 2014, the new Norman Gilliland mystery Knockback comes to the stage of the Gainesville, Florida, Women’s Club as dinner theater in a benefit for Gainesville area schools. If you’re there, you’ll … Continue reading
Hear Downeast Ledge Where It Takes Place– Southwest Harbor Library Tuesday June 3 5:30 pm Bar Harbor Jessup Library Thursday, June 5, 7 pm More venues to come! … Continue reading
KH: Norman, this is your fifth book, but the first time you’ve used the genre description “adventure romance.” Considering all that transpires in DOWNEAST LEDGE, I’d say that’s apt. What led you to write in this vein–and how did … Continue reading
I don’t mind telling you that the trip north was my dark night of the soul. Firth had been an echo, as convincing an imitation of a human being as I’d ever seen, and now my only companion—if you could … Continue reading
KH: Many of the men in this story are not without their troubles–a shiftless brother, a dangerous love interest, and of course, the quiet center of the action, a once-great scholar stricken down by disease. As a man writing from … Continue reading
I’d never used a signal gun, never thought about them, though there’s a whole paragraph about alternate uses for one in the pilot’s handbook. Now that Firth was pointing one at me, suddenly it was the most fascinating thing on … Continue reading