Normally, it’s the kind of flap that barely snares my attention. I first heard about it on NPR and then began seeing the book show up on some of the literary sites that I peruse as it got more
Vol.106.2 Sex, Sex and (Ho-Hum) More Sex: Sebastian Gerard on Potty-Mouth Literature
I will begin with a little confessional. I decided to take a nom de plume—Sébastian Gerard (you already know who I really am)—back in 2004 when I commenced my first novel
Vol 105.3: Everything Happens for a Reason: An Interview with Novelist Sebastian Gerard
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Ba Feng Ku, Dragon City Journal Senior Correspondent
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I interviewed Sebastian Gerard in Hong Kong about his forthcoming work of fiction, his third, The River Dragon’s Daughters:
Vol.98.8: THE WAR ON CHRISTMAS: VERIFIED [a re-post of 80.6]
There has been a lot of chatter the past few years about a “war on Christmas.” Most of us secular humanists have been blamed for it and have regarded this pseudo war as just another fiction
Vol.65.7: PROFESSOR RESCUES CHICKEN FROM FATE WORSE THAN KFC [a caprice]
by Ba Feng-ku, Asia Correspondent, Dragon City Journal
Hong Kong, April 14, 2010. An American professor visiting
Vol.60.2: The Red Line, a short story, by Sebastian Gerard
A NOTE TO THE READER: This short story is adapted from my book in progress, The River Dragon’s Daughters, a story based on female infanticide
Vol.52.10: A DRAGON CITY JOURNAL ELECTION SPECIAL INTERVIEW
DCJ’s Asian Bureau Chief, Ba Feng Gu, who is fluent in Vietnamese, spoke with former North Vietnamese Prison Guard (and now proprietor of Cao’s Oodles of
Vol.52.5: IN THE MOMENT, a short story by Sebastian Gerard
©2008, UrbisMedia
Is that the last face I am ever to see; that Iraqi kid? He must be no more that twelve, and wearing some
Vol.52.2: BRRRRING, BRRRRING, 3AM
©2008, UrbisMedia
When Hillary Clinton’s ad people came up with the now infamous “3AM Phone Call” to suggest that
Vol.52.3: THE SHARK GOD, by Charles Montgomery, 2004 [BR]
There is a passage that alone is worth the price of this book, at least for me. Anyone who has read
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