Autographed copies of Jeffrey’s books are
now available through this website.
A Reader's Guide to A Cage of Bones
Writing
Outside the Margins
August 24th, 11am-7 pm
Jeffrey will be reading from The P-Town Murders and a
work-in-progress in this free Church Street event. He opens the
festivities at 11 AM on the North Stage.
Turkey Point Gay Campground
August 31st, 11am
Jeffrey will be reading from The P-Town Murders and a new
work, beginning 11 AM Sunday, in the Garden of Memories. The last long
weekend of the season--don't miss it!
A Casualty
of War
Arcadia Books, edited by Peter
Burton
Short fiction: Isle of Women
Jeffrey's short story, Isle of Women, is featured in this
new British anthology of short stories.
Nashwaak Review
Literary criticism:
Radical Modern:
F. Scott
Fitzgerald and New York
A new look at what the City of Giants
meant to one literary giant.
Summer 2008
Forthcoming books:
The Honey Locust (Spring 2009)
Death In Key West: A Bradford Fairfax
Murder Mystery (Fall 2009)
Cormorant Books
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Fair Game (My Life as a Spy, My Betrayal by the White House) by
Valerie Plame Wilson (Simon and Schuster 2007)
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August 2008
It started off as a need to revise one chapter of my first novel,
A Cage of Bones, for inclusion in an on-line forum with my
Yahoo gayreaderswriters group. Before I could stop myself, I’d
edited the entire book, something I’ve wanted to do for some time.
Although it’s been selling successfully for more than 10 years, I’ve
long wanted to revise it and tone down the poetry—just a bit! It’s
also technically out-of-print because the Gay Men’s Press is no
longer operational, even though the first print run is still
available.
With that in mind, and what with all the breaking news about
e-books, I decided it was time to reclaim the book and issue it in a
Print On Demand version and an e-book in an updated edition.
Keep tuned for more developments as the book becomes available later
this month. And if you’re interested, I’ve written the first ever
Readers Guide to A Cage of Bones, which you can find here:
www.JeffreyRound.com/ACageOfBones/
Find July's Intro Here
January 2, 2008
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I've never been a Tom Cruise fan. Nor have I understood the popularity of director Bryan Singer. To me, psychological truth of character is of an extremely high regard, and Singer has always skirted this maxim with a wide-girth, putting spectacle before verisimilitude. So VALKYRIE was a highly unlikely choice for my New Year's Day movie, but something compelled me to see it. Perhaps I've come to have a slightly higher regard for Cruise the person because of the personal bashings he's taken recently, particularly his being fired by his studio after being a money-maker for decades. How do you fire a legend? Isn't that what 20th Century Fox did to Marilyn? Money, apparently, is no respecter of anything. And ...
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Jeff's Top 40
Books I love.
What I've Been Reading
Some books I've enjoyed lately.
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