4 Reasons to read HAUNTING STURGEONS…

4- because it’s “unapologetically queer” which is how fellow blogger My Gay Opinion has described my books!

3 - because Simon Hollis is an extremely helpful and insatiably thirsty ginger librarian!

2- because Ms. Floridia Minch is a nasty gossipmonger who you’ll love to read but would hate in real life!

1 - because HAUNTING STURGEONS is the best piece of fiction I’ve written…so far!

Click the pic ⤵️ to find the ebook at an Amazon near you! 

Thank you for reading or listening to my half-blind words and for all of your support!

Freak Out, 

JLH 

P.S.  You don’t necessarily need to experience DARKENING STURGEONS to enjoy the sequel, but click the pic ⤵️ if you want to read what happened before the haunting…

booking freakboy: SOUL RECKONING by Nancy E. Polin

4 Reasons to read SOUL RECKONING by Nancy E. Polin 

1.  THE CHARACTERS 

Rowan and Luke are interesting main characters with more than a few layers to explore.

2.  THE SETTING 

New Orleans seems to secrete the perfect atmosphere for the paranormal.

3.  THE HUMOR 

Some nice humorous moments sprinkled throughout keep the story from becoming too grim.

4.  THE PACING

Nancy E. Polin knows how to keep the readers engaged and the story flowing right along.

Find SOUL RECKONING and other books by Nancy E. Polin at...

Amazon 

 

iTunes 

Thank you for reading or listening to my half-blind review

Freak Out, 

JLH 

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freakboy on film: JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS (2001)

Before I blogged...

Before I was sucked into social media...

I inflicted my friends and very specific family members with filmic emails detailing four reasons to watch a certain movie.  

So, in honor of those historic (in my mind) emails, and because I was struggling to write a typical freakboy on film, here are...

4 Reasons To See...

JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS 

                          2001 

Written & Directed by 

Deborah Kaplan & Harry Elfont 

1.  The Villains 

Parker Posey as Fiona, the head of MegaRecords, and Alan Cumming as Wyatt Frame, her music exec lackey, are deliciously evil and extremely entertaining as they brainwash the youth of America with subliminal messages in pop music. 

2.  DuJour 

This fierce satire of boy bands may not receive much screen time, but they are spot-on hilarious.  Can you ever go wrong with Seth Green? 

3.  Melody Valentine

Tara Reid will probably be forever known for the Sharknado flicks, but she really shines as the most innocent and sweetest Pussycat.  Melody is an unrelenting beam of positive sunshine who isn't as completely naive as she seems.

4.  The Music 

A pop-rock mix of new songs and covers, the soundtrack includes legitimately good music, along with some cheeky winks.  Listen to Backdoor Lover by DuJour for the latter. 

In conclusion, I love this wicked satire of the music industry, materialism and American consumerism.  I think it's either misunderstood or hated because it's not an exact replica of the classic Saturday morning cartoon, but there's a lot going on if you scratch beneath the seemingly slick, superficial surface.

Thank you for reading or listening to my half-blind words.

Freak Out, 

JLH 

P.S.  A wickedly hilarious review of Madonna's Madame X album from My Gay Opinion...

http://www.mygayopinion.com/3699/madonnas-madame-x-deluxe/ 

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