Scott D. Parker lives and works in his native Houston, Texas.
The Mysteries I write evoke smoke shrouded streets, the glint of a gun barrel in the night, private investigators, police detectives, a dead body slumped on the floor, and stolen treasures. James Patterson, Erle Stanley Gardner, and Clive Cussler are among my influences.
My Westerns draw their inspiration from classic TV shows like Maverick, The Wild Wild West, and the Adventures of Brisco County, Jr. and authors such as James Reasoner, Robert Randisi, and Louis L’amour.
I am the Saturday columnist at DoSomeDamage.com.
Visit my official author website where you can learn about my other books and join my mailing list to keep up-to-date on new books. ScottDennisParker.com.
Book Review: Perdido Street Station by China Mieville
(Even though this is a cross-post, there might be genre-specific discussions that would better be served here at SF Safari than at my other ...
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I stumbled across a new blog for me: The Steampunk Scholar . (hat tip to Chris Roberson ). The post Roberson linked to was an interview with...
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This is the June entry for Barrie Summy’s Book Review Club. For the complete list, click on the Book Review Club icon at the bottom of this... -
As you can read in the first post of this blog, I'm developing a new story. It's somewhere in the range of steampunk, fantasy, SF, ...